Ex-Anglo bosses face sentencing on Apr 28; key questions remain

Two former directors of Anglo Irish Bank, the rogue lender that crippled Ireland’s economy, have been found guilty of hatching a multi-million euro loans-for-shares plot months before the bank’s collapse.

A day after former chairman Sean FitzPatrick was cleared of all charges linked to the July 2008 scheme, two of his fellow board members at the time, Pat Whelan and Willie McAteer, were convicted.