Anglo loan move 'topsy turvy', says prosecution

The prosecution has described the circumstances surrounding an allegedly illegal loan for shares deal at Anglo Irish Bank as "topsy turvy".

Thu, 10 Apr, 2014 - 12:53

The prosecution has described the circumstances surrounding an allegedly illegal loan for shares deal at Anglo Irish Bank as "topsy turvy".

Former Anglo executives Willie McAteer, Sean FitzPatrick and Pat Whelan deny charges of providing unlawful financial assistance for the purchase of Anglo shares in July 2008.

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Courts Anglo Irish Bank Person: Willie McAteer Person: Sean Fitzpatrick Person: Pat Whelan Person: Sean Quinn Person: Chairman Person: Paul O'Higgins Organisation: Anglo Irish Bank Organisation: Anglo Organisation: Maple Ten Organisation: Maple

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