Ex-Nama official sent commercially sensitive information

A former official with the National Asset Management Agency (Nama) who is facing jail for leaking potentially commercially sensitive information told investigators he thought he was advancing the interests of the agency.

Ex-Nama official sent commercially sensitive information
Fri, 22 Apr, 2016 - 01:00
Declan Brennan

Enda Farrell, aged 40, sent confidential information about the Nama valuation of hundreds of properties to named individuals in the investment companies QED Equity Ltd and Canaccord Genuity.

The tranches of records covered properties from major developers, Nama’s hotel portfolio and Nama properties in Germany.

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CourtsPlace: GermanyPlace: La Reine,Place: Avenue Louise, Brussels, BelgiumPlace: Dunboyne, Co MeathPerson: Enda FarrellPerson: FarrellPerson: Karen O’ConnorPerson: Stewart DoylePerson: NamaPerson: GardaPerson: Gareth LynchPerson: Paddy McKillenPerson: Kenneth RousePerson: Gda LynchPerson: Michael BowmanOrganisation: NAMAOrganisation: National Asset Management AgencyOrganisation: QED Equity LtdOrganisation: Canaccord GenuityOrganisation: Dublin Circuit Criminal CourtOrganisation: Cosgrave GroupOrganisation: Garda Bureau of Fraud InvestigationOrganisation: O’Flynn GroupOrganisation: Tiger DevelopmentsOrganisation: Harcourt/ Pat Doherty GroupOrganisation: Cosgrave Development GroupOrganisation: QED Ltd.
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