NAMA appoints receiver to Quinlan assets

A tax man turned international investment tycoon has lost control of his exclusive Dublin property portfolio as Ireland’s “bad bank” chases his debts.

A tax man turned international investment tycoon has lost control of his exclusive Dublin property portfolio as Ireland’s “bad bank” chases his debts.

The National Asset Management Agency (Nama) confirmed a receiver has taken charge of luxury homes along the capital’s embassy belt owned by Derek Quinlan and his immediate family.

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