The National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) has had to reduce the amount it expects to recover from its property loans by €1.27bn. This is the second year in a row NAMA has had to make a reduction. However, NAMA’s second annual report shows an after-tax profit of €247m for 2011. Tonight Vincent starts the show with an interview with
Frank Daly,
Chairman of NAMA.
Frank Daly, Chairman of NAMA

Afterwards he is joined in studio by
Constatin Gurdgiev,
Economist and Lecturer True Economics and
Gavin Sheridan,
Innovation Director @Storyful Gavin Sheridan – The Story
for a discussion and analysis on NAMA. How is it doing and how is it likely likely to perform in the future?
Following so soon after last night’s mother of all threads, I think Vinny has another humdinger lined up for us tonight. Let’s hope Vincent asks tough questions of the NAMA Chairman, and the discussion afterwards adds to our knowledge of the performance of this agency. Should be yet another top-notch show …
Home - National Asset Management Agency
Nama reports €247m profit for 2011 - The Irish Times - Wed, Jul 25, 2012
National Asset Management Agency reduces value of assets by €1.27bn - RT News
NAMA to be subject to freedom of information law - Irish, Business - Independent.ie
Nama to sell three quayside buildings - The Irish Times - Wed, Jul 25, 2012
Article: Property prices fall 14.4% in year to June according to latest Residential Property Price Index
NAMA to invest €2 Billion in Ireland over the next number of years.
Prediction: 15% Housing Price Jump in the next 12 Months
Shatter warns sentimental items can be used to pay off debt

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