Neary tells Banking Inquiry "The system failed and I regret that"
Ireland’s former banking regulator has said that the country's financial regulatory system had "failed" in the crisis which brought the country to the brink of bankruptcy.
Patrick Neary, who retired as chief executive of the Irish Financial Services Regulatory Authority in 2009, was asked to sum up his time in charge of banking oversight in Ireland.
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