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.

NAMA appoints receiver to Quinlan assets
Thu, 14 Apr, 2011 - 15:39

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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