Nama bosses deny 'boardroom row' over Project Eagle deal

The bosses of Nama have insisted there was no boardroom row over the controversial €1.6bn Project Eagle deal.

Nama bosses deny 'boardroom row' over Project Eagle deal
Wed, 14 Dec, 2016 - 13:06

The bosses of Nama have insisted there was no boardroom row over the controversial €1.6bn Project Eagle deal.

Chairman Frank Daly accepted that minutes of board meetings from late 2013 and early 2014 on the massive Northern Ireland portfolio sale were "maybe too concise".

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