Nama formally dissolved by finance minister 

On Friday, the agency concluded its operations after 16 years, having generated a return for the Government of €5.6bn and facilitating the delivery of more than 44,500 homes

Nama chief executive Brendan McDonagh and Nama chairman Aidan Williams.

After 16 years, and billions of euros spent, the slow winding down of the National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) has been completed bringing to a close one of the Government’s most controversial responses to the global financial crisis.

Established in 2009, NAMA was tasked with taking on bad property loans held by the banks across the country and attempting to generate a return from selling the assets.