Northern Ireland Finance Committee

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Unanswered questions around Nama and Project Eagle deal

The report of the Northern Ireland Finance Committee reveals both how little we know about Project Eagle – the package of Northern Ireland property lo(...)

It is “unclear” why Michael Noonan did not instruct Nama to “suspend the sales process” for its Northern Irish portfolio when it learned of “proposed fee arrangements” in place, a Stormont inquiry has found. File photograph: Alan Betson/The Irish Times
‘Unclear’ why Noonan did not tell Nama to halt NI sales process

It is “unclear” why Minister for Finance Michael Noonan did not instruct Nama to “suspend the sales process” of its portfolio in the North when it lea(...)

Stormont in Belfast. Mr Kearney said the Belfast Executive should have bought the loans portfolio, which had a par value of £4.5 billion, when it was sold to Cerberus Capital Management for £1.2 billion last April
Kearney says Executive missed big chance to buy Nama loans

Did the Northern Ireland Executive squander an opportunity to acquire the Nama loans portfolio in the North and consequently lose out on a once-in-a-l(...)

Frank Daly: ‘Nama has nothing to hide, yet it appears that our critics have nothing to prove’
Time has come for Nama’s critics to put up or shut up

We fully appreciate that politicians, the media and individual citizens have a crucial role in holding the National Asset Management Agency (Nama) to (...)

Mr Frank Cushnahan. Photograph: Kelvin Boyes/Presseye
Cushnahan breaks silence to contest Nama inquiry evidence

Nama’s former advisor in the North, Frank Cushnahan, has for the first time declared that he never had any “meetings, dealings, correspondence or cont(...)