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Michael Fingleton snr, former chief executive of Irish Nationwide Building Society, arriving at a Central Bank Inquiry, Black Hall Place.Photograph: Alan Betson
INBS inquiry asked to drop investigation into former boss Fingleton on health grounds

Michael Fingleton jnr, the son of the former managing director of now-defunct Irish Nationwide Building Society (INBS), has asked an inquiry into the (...)

The inquiry heard that Michael Fingleton personally approved all profit-share loans. File photograph: Alan Betson/The Irish Times
No INBS policy for managing billions in risky loans, inquiry hears

Irish Nationwide Building Society (INBS) had no policy for managing billions of euros in high-risk profit-share loans to property developers despite c(...)

Michael Fingleton jnr worked closely with INBS’s one-time UK head, Gary McCollum, who was based in Belfast, in managing the group’s UK €4.4 billion loan book up until early 2010.
Michael Fingleton jnr fails to appear at INBS inquiry

Michael Fingleton jnr, son of the former managing director of Irish Nationwide Building Society (INBS), failed to turn up at a scheduled appearance be(...)

The inquiry heard last week that INBS had €6 billion of commercial property loans tied to profit-share agreements by 2008.
INBS reliance on lending to developers left it ‘more exposed’ in downturn

The increased reliance of Irish Nationwide Building Society (INBS) on lending to property developers through profit-share agreements during the boom e(...)

Michael Fingleton at Blackhall Place, Dublin, earlier this year. Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill/The Irish Times
Former INBS director approved billions in profit-sharing loans

Michael Fingleton, the former Irish Nationwide Building Society (INBS) managing director, approved billions of euro in property loans on which the len(...)

Former INBS chief executive Michael Fingleton and former chairman Michael Walsh: ‘There was a lot of lending in January 2008.’ Photograph: Eric Luke/The Irish Times
INBS kept lending despite deepening financial crisis, says former chairman

Irish Nationwide Building Society (INBS) continued lending as the financial crisis deepened in 2008 despite a board decision to stop, former chairman (...)

Michael Fingleton arriving at the INBS inquiry, at Blackhall Place, Dublin, last May. Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill
Six Michael Fingleton doctors sought INBS inquiry delays

A stalled inquiry into alleged regulatory breaches at Irish Nationwide Building Society is seeking to get back on track, but former INBS managing dire(...)

Former director Michael Fingleton arriving at the inquiry into Irish Nationwide Building Society. File photograph: Eric Luke
INBS inquiry to consider Fingleton absence through ill health

An inquiry into Irish Nationwide Building Society (INBS) is set to consider this week how it can proceed with public hearings that have effectively be(...)

Tom McMenamin was one of four senior executives at INBS that have been subject to an ongoing public inquiry into matters at INBS between August, 2004 and the end of September, 2008, when the State was forced to step in and guarantee its six main lenders.
Central Bank fines and disqualifies ex-INBS executive Tom McMenamin

The Central Bank has fined Irish Nationwide Building Society’s (INBS) former head of commercial lending, Tom McMenamin, €23,000 and barred him from a (...)

Irish Nationwide Building Society. KPMG had been INBS’s external auditor for three decades.
INBS’s ex-auditors KPMG given final deadline for inquiry statement

An inquiry into Irish Nationwide Building Society has given two partners of the failed lender’s long-time auditors, KPMG, a final deadline of December(...)

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