This is dead money - never to be seen again
The Regulator's involvement is ... interesting
‘Anglo 10’ plan known to regulator - Sunday Times
We already knew the Regulator was watching the Sean Quinn overhang, indeed that was their job, the key question is: had they knowledge that Anglo was going to offer loans to investors to remove the overhang ? Following from that: were they aware the loans were to have no security and be "non recourse" ?Internal documents from the bank show that over a four-month period in 2008, Pat Neary, the then financial regulator, and his staff were kept abreast of the plan to reduce a secret 28% shareholding held by the insurance tycoon.
Just days before the bank lent €500m to 10 of its most highly-regarded clients to buy almost one-third of the stake controlled by Quinn, David Drumm, Anglo’s chief executive, sent an email to a colleague saying that the regulator was “squared”. Other documents refer to John Hurley, the then Central Bank governor, being briefed on Quinn’s massive exposure to the bank.
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