NAMA boss to ‘think about’ taking further cut to salary

THE chief executive of the National Assets Management Agency (NAMA) has not ruled out taking a further pay cut.

Brendan McDonagh made the comments after it emerged that 16 people working in NAMA and the National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) are outside the new €200,000 salary cap for public service employees.

Mr McDonagh was speaking in Limerick yesterday where he addressed the midwest society of the Chartered Accountants of Ireland.