Sean Fitzpatrick had a €22m pension fund from Anglo Irish Bank, court hears

Former Anglo Irish Bank chairman, Sean FitzPatrick, had a €22m pension fund from Anglo Irish Bank when he retired as CEO in 2005, he told the High Court.

Sean Fitzpatrick had a €22m pension fund from Anglo Irish Bank, court hears
Fri, 27 Apr, 2018 - 18:54

- By Ann O'Loughlin

Former Anglo Irish Bank chairman, Sean FitzPatrick, had a €22m pension fund from Anglo Irish Bank when he retired as CEO in 2005, he told the High Court.

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