Nama to resist inquiry into sale

Nama is expected to resist attempts to force the bad bank to appear in Belfast and answer questions about the sale of its entire Northern property portfolio.

Nama to resist inquiry into sale
Thu, 06 Aug, 2015 - 01:00
Juno McEnroe

The finance committee of the Stormont Assembly wants to compel Nama to give evidence.

The committee is inquiring allegations made by the Independent TD Mick Wallace £7m (€10m) from the proceeds of the sale last year were earmarked for a politician in the North.

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