Former bank chief secretly borrowed €129m

Controversial former Anglo-Irish Bank chief Sean FitzPatrick secretly borrowed €129m from the lender, it was revealed tonight.

Fri, 16 Jan, 2009 - 18:25

Controversial former Anglo-Irish Bank chief Sean FitzPatrick secretly borrowed €129m from the lender, it was revealed tonight.

The personal loans were used to buy shares, fund property deals and invest in pensions and film projects, shareholders were told at an emergency meeting in Dublin.

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