Former NAMA chairman gives evidence at Belfast trial

RTE Thursday 9th October 2025, 2:04PM 1 min read 14 hours ago

The former chairman of the National Asset Management Agency revealed he would have expected businessman Frank Cushnahan to "raise his hand" and declare his involvement in a deal to sell the Northern Ireland property loan book.

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