Nama 'must be held accountable for €1.39bn Project Eagle sale'

Nama must be held accountable for its handling of the controversial sale of a £1.2bn (€1.39bn) Northern Ireland property portfolio, the Public Accounts Committe has insisted.

Nama 'must be held accountable for €1.39bn Project Eagle sale'

Nama must be held accountable for its handling of the controversial sale of a £1.2bn (€1.39bn) Northern Ireland property portfolio, the Public Accounts Committe has insisted.

The Comptroller and Auditor General (C&AG) Seamus McCarthy said the toxic assets agency could have taken more action when it learned of alleged multimillion-euro "success fees" from bidders being split with one of its advisers.

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