Nama completes wind-down programme with final €450m transfer

Nama will be formally dissolved in 2026

NAMA Chief Executive Brendan McDonagh and NAMA Chairman Aidan Williams. The National Asset Management Agency (Nama) said on Wednesday it has completed its wind-down programme, paving the way for its formal dissolution after legislation is enacted. Picture: Fennell Photography

The National Asset Management Agency (Nama) said on Wednesday it has completed its wind-down programme, paving the way for its formal dissolution after legislation is enacted.

On Wednesday, the agency completed a transfer of €450m in cash to the Exchequer, bringing total transfers of cash and other assets from Nama to the State to €5.6bn, of which €875m - €450m cash, and property assets of €425m to the Land Development Agency - was transferred during 2025.