Michael Fingleton: Irish Nationwide would have welcomed 20% house prices fall

The former boss of the Irish Nationwide Building Society has told the Banking Inquiry he took steps to downsize the institution in 2007.

Michael Fingleton: Irish Nationwide would have welcomed 20% house prices fall
Wed, 02 Sep, 2015 - 11:26

The former boss of the Irish Nationwide Building Society has told the Banking Inquiry he took steps to downsize the institution in 2007.

Michael Fingleton arriving at Leinster House this morning. Picture: Collins.

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