Investigation establishes prima facie case against Anglo executives

Bankers Sean FitzPatrick and David Drumm are to be hauled before an accountancy watchdog tribunal, it was revealed today.

Investigation establishes prima facie case against Anglo executives
Mon, 20 Dec, 2010 - 14:41

Bankers Sean FitzPatrick and David Drumm are to be hauled before an accountancy watchdog tribunal, it was revealed today.

The former Anglo Irish Bank bosses have cases to answer about their roles in controversial transactions at the rogue lender, said the Chartered Accountants Regulatory Board (Carb).

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