Brendan McDonagh

Nama ‘on track’ to deliver 20,000 homes by revised target deadline

State assets agency fell short of target at end of 2020, blaming Covid-19

Woman dies in hospital two weeks after alleged assault in Ennis

Mother-of-two Sharon Bennett suffered serious head injuries

Nama has generated €46bn in cash since 2009

Chief executive estimates agency will transfer €4.8bn to State

AIB’s McDonagh withdraws candidacy for chairman

‘Strong personal reasons’ dissuade interim chair from position on a permanent basis

Nama to transfer €1bn to Government amid 10th year of profit

Bad bank expects to deliver a lifetime surplus of €4bn for the State

Nama’s ‘Project Nantes’ deal cost taxpayers €29m, Dáil Committee finds

PAC report blames loss on Nama miscalculating price on sale of debts due from Quinlan

‘You don’t want to be running your economy and society for bond investors’

Ireland should prepare for a recession or crisis every decade, says NTMA chief

Nama reports €9m loss for first six months of year

State agency making ‘every effort’ to mitigate financial impact of coronavirus

Nama’s Connor Owens tipped to head Hammerson’s Irish arm

Multinational property group based in UK is part-owner of Dundrum Town Centre

Nama sold boom-era Quinlan loans €29 million too low, C&AG says

Comptroller & Auditor General outlines pricing ‘miscalculation’ to Dáil committee

Project Eagle: What was it and why is it in the news?

Two men face charges following an investigation by the UK National Crime Agency

Nama picks Johnny Ronan and Colony to develop Irish Glass Bottle site

Winning bid for 80% stake in Dublin’s largest vacant plot believed to have exceeded €130m

Johnny Ronan and Colony lead bidders for former Irish Glass Bottle site

Former adversaries could join forces to develop Dublin’s largest vacant plot

Nama sees preferred Ringsend Glass Bottle site bidder by end July

Agency has transferred €2bn in surplus cash to Government

Nama returns to State ownership after €56m payment to investors

Agency to make the first payment of a €4bn surplus transfer to the exchequer shortly

Nama makes almost €12m quarterly profit

Agency has cash balances of €3.49 billion and loan assets valued at €1.46 billion

Nama set to begin transferring €2bn to the exchequer

Agency announces it has redeemed the outstanding €1.06bn of subordinated debt

Your Business Week: Greencoat increases assets; AIB ramps up loan sales

Talent Summit is in the Convention Centre; Cairn Homes and Trinity Biotech post results

AIB lines up former HSBC executive McDonagh as chairman

The 61-year-old, who became deputy chairman in November, succeeds Richard Pym

Nineteen staff made redundant by Nama share €1m

Numbers employed at State agency last year fell to 211

Nama to shift €2bn of expected €4bn surplus to exchequer

Agency set to deliver first tranche in second half of 2020

AIB chairman Richard Pym to step down in March

Brendan McDonagh has been appointed as deputy chair until a successor is chosen

Nama to pick glass bottle site partner in early 2020

Ballymore Group and Ronan Group among potential partners to develop Ringsend site

Developers withdraw Nama State-aid appeal to EU court

Michael O’Flynn, Paddy McKillen, David Daly say complaint quietly dealt with by Nama

DAA chairman Basil Geoghegan appointed to AIB board

HR specialist Elaine MacLean also named as non-executive director

Nama puts building blocks in place at D4 glass bottle site

New era beckons for this prime plot of development land on the Poolbeg peninsula

Competition for Poolbeg site increases as Glenveagh hints at interest

Nama to begin recruiting development partners shortly to build 3,500 homes on site

Bad timing for banks as regulator hits PTSB with biggest-ever fine

Business Week: also in the news were exports; Trump; Brexit; and house prices

Nama set to partner with developers to build homes on Poolbeg site

Poolbeg West in Dublin capable of accommodating 3,500 new homes

Nama expects to hand over its €4bn lifetime surplus to the State by 2021

Agency raises surplus guidance from €3.5bn as it announces 65% rise in after-tax profits

Ireland property rush risks repeat of crisis

A decade after a crash, could it happen again? Soaring land values suggest the answer is yes

Some 261 earn more than €100,000 at Nama and NTMA

State agencies together employ 22 people earning between €200,000 and €300,000

Player Wills site’s original developer may take it back from Nama

Borrowers close to regaining control of south Dublin site once earmarked for 750 homes

Nama’s retained earnings up 5% to €3.73bn at end of first half

Agency says it has delivered 7,881 homes out of a planned 20,000

Over 20 developers still getting incomes from Nama

Highest earner is receiving €195,000 a year from National Asset Management Agency

Ten years on: The night of the 280-word guarantee that cost €32bn

By September 2008, it was obvious something had to be done to save Anglo

The day the banks stood still: counting the cost of the crash a decade later

Key players recall events leading to the bank guarantee – and its aftermath

Nama says housing supply gap could take four years to close

Public Accounts Committee is told there is ‘widespread’ misunderstanding of land hoarding

Nama could be questioned on sale of Quinlan Private loans

State agency to appear before Public Accounts Committee

Nama may put €250m of O’Callaghan-linked loans on market

State assets agency says it will return €3.5bn to State when it has completed its work

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