Former banker David Drumm faces a penniless future

Former Anglo chief left behind a bank that would eventually cost the Irish taxpayer €30bn annually — and our economic sovereignity, writes Business Editor John Walsh

Former banker David Drumm faces a penniless future

DAVID Drumm’s decision to start a new life with his family in the US in June 2009 was freighted with huge risks.

He was leaving behind a bank that would eventually cost the taxpayer roughly €30bn.

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