Howlin: Banking inquiry 'imminent' now Anglo case is over

The Public Expenditure Minister says the Banking Inquiry is now "imminent".

Wed, 30 Apr, 2014 - 10:08

The Public Expenditure Minister says the Banking Inquiry is now "imminent".

It comes after former Anglo directors Willie McAteer and Pat Whelan learned yesterday that they are unlikely to face jail for issuing illegal loans to the "Maple Ten" customers to buy shares in the bank.

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Courts Heathrow Person: Howlin Person: Public Expenditure Minister Person: The Public Expenditure Minister Person: Willie McAteer Person: Pat Whelan Person: Brendan Howlin Person: Martin Nolan Person: Patrick Neary Organisation: Banking Inquiry Organisation: Maple Ten Organisation: Oireachtas

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