Oireachtas investigation will review conflicting accounts provided by witnesses

Former Central Bank governor John Hurley says he ‘would not have advised’ the risk

When major players on the night of the bank guarantee give conflicting evidence, it is clear we are not yet getting the full picture

Richie Boucher is the only senior bank executive to have survived the clean-out of directors by Government at domestic banks

At worst, hints of a government that had lost control of the situation in 2008

The Opposition clearly don’t realise that this week is dedicated to Selfserv, not Siteserv

David Duffy says Nama was ‘extremely helpful’ to the bank

‘We took too much risk in the sector that turned out to be toxic,’ Sheehy says

Kathy Sheridan: ‘Any one of them who attempts political stunts, showboating or grandstanding should be cut off at the knees’

Former executives of BofI, AIB, Ulster Bank summoned to appear

Limitations placed on Committee of Inquiry into the Banking Crisis in terms of who it can call and what questions it can ask

Witnesses to include bankers, regulators, politicians, civil servants, auditors and advisers

Seven biggest lenders have signed up to a new voluntary standards body

One banker says early on they were pushing for a State guarantee, but others are less clear when this issue first arose that night

How events unfolded on September 29th, 2008, that will ultimately cost us €64bn

Governer John Hurley said there was little he could do to prevent Anglo’s collapse

Business Opinion: why do we expect a culture of accountability in corporate life when we don’t have much of one in political life?

Opinion: We are a rich society and can afford proper services, so why don’t we just get on with it?

Much remains to be decided about timing and composition