Trial hears former former Anglo executive planned to “get a bit of drink” into banker

A former Anglo Irish Bank executive said he planned to “get a bit of drink” into a Credit Suisse banker at an upcoming dinner and say to him: “I'd like about five billion before the 30th”.

Trial hears former former Anglo executive planned to “get a bit of drink” into banker
Thu, 08 Mar, 2018 - 18:35

By Sarah-Jane Murphy

A former Anglo Irish Bank executive said he planned to “get a bit of drink” into a Credit Suisse banker at an upcoming dinner and say to him: “I'd like about five billion before the 30th”.

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