Bankers ‘Claimed regulator support’

Anglo Irish Bank executives told a select group of clients they had legal advice and regulator support for loans for a shares deal in the bank, a court has been told.

Bankers ‘Claimed regulator support’
Tue, 11 Feb, 2014 - 18:07

Anglo Irish Bank executives told a select group of clients they had legal advice and regulator support for loans for a shares deal in the bank, a court has been told.

The so-called Maple 10 network of wealthy builders and developers were rounded up by the now defunct lender in a €450m plot to unwind a secret holding built up by former billionaire Sean Quinn.

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CourtsAnglo trialPlace: DundrumPlace: Grand Canal TheatrePlace: AlgarvePlace: FaroPlace: St Stephen’s Green, DublinPlace: United StatesPlace: DublinPlace: BallyconnellPerson: Sean QuinnPerson: Sean FitzpatrickPerson: Willie McAteerPerson: Pat WhelanPerson: Joe O’ReillyPerson: WhelanPerson: O’ReillyPerson: David DrummPerson: Matheson Ormsby PrenticePerson: Sean ReillyPerson: ReillyPerson: DrummPerson: QuinnPerson: Sean Quinn JuniorPerson: PatriciaOrganisation: Anglo Irish BankOrganisation: Central Bank of IrelandOrganisation: AngloOrganisation: Morgan StanleyOrganisation: Dublin Circuit Criminal CourtOrganisation: MOPOrganisation: Matheson Ormsby PrenticeOrganisation: Central BankOrganisation: CavanOrganisation: Bazzely Ltd
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