Take a step back from today’s announcement of NAMA’s final results for 2010 which revealed a €1.1bn loss in its first full year’s operation. Okay, we have gotten used to billion-euro-plus losses with our banks – in fact Anglo Irish Bank’s loss for 2010 was €17bn, which made the top 15 global corporate losses in [...]
Archive for July 28th, 2011
NAMA joins select club in Irish corporate history with a €1bn loss
Posted in Banks, Developers, Irish economy, Irish Property, NAMA, Politics on July 28, 2011 | 17 Comments »
Revealed at last! The NAMA properties subject to enforcement action
Posted in Hotels, Irish Property, NAMA, Non-Irish property, Northern Ireland on July 28, 2011 | 22 Comments »
The much-anticipated list of properties controlled by NAMA which have been subjected to enforcement action, has just now been published and is available here . You should note that the properties might not necessarily be for sale and also that the entire property shown at an address might not be subject to enforcement. The website addresses [...]
NAMA report and accounts for Q1, 2011
Posted in NAMA on July 28, 2011 | 4 Comments »
In addition to the 2010 Annual Report, NAMA has also published this morning the report and accounts for the first quarter of 2011. The report is here and the accounts are here. Comment and analysis here later.
“It behoves everyone to be as creative as possible” – the NAMA 2010 Annual Report
Posted in NAMA on July 28, 2011 | 16 Comments »
has just been published and is available from NAMA here. (the report itself is here and the version as Gaeilge is here, the press release is here and the launch presentation is here ) There was a preview of the report on here two weeks ago. There will be comment and analysis here later. The [...]
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- @declanganley @brianmlucey @GTCost You set up a NAMA to suck out the poison OR hope the patient fends for themselves OR let the patient die 9 hours ago
- @OwenCallan Hi Owen! Has any ratings agency said it *will* downgrade IRL if there is a no vote;All S&P said no wd be credit neg in s-term 11 hours ago
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