Accountancy regulator widens Anglo investigation

The Chartered Accountants Regulatory Board is widening its investigations into activities involving Anglo Irish Bank.

The Chartered Accountants Regulatory Board is widening its investigations into activities involving Anglo Irish Bank.

The Board's complaints committee is now examining a multi-billion euro deposit made by Irish Life and Permanent in September-October last year, the so-called 'golden circle' of 10 investors who bought shares in Anglo with €451m in loans from the bank and the performance of Anglo's auditors Ernst & Young.

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