Ernst and Young to face inquiry into role in Anglo collapse

Top accountancy and auditing firm Ernst & Young is facing a disciplinary hearing at an industry watchdog over claims it failed to identify rogue operations at Anglo Irish Bank.

Ernst and Young to face inquiry into role in Anglo collapse

Top accountancy and auditing firm Ernst & Young is facing a disciplinary hearing at an industry watchdog over claims it failed to identify rogue operations at Anglo Irish Bank.

The company must address three key deals in the bank’s 2008 accounts including a €7.45bn overnight deposit from Irish Life & Permanent and €87m loans held by disgraced ex-chairman Sean FitzPatrick.

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