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Matt Cooper: Johnny Ronan’s soaring ambitions still rising despite firm’s restructuring

The developer is planning to build Dublin’s tallest building and a deep-water port in Meath, even as he ‘invites’ Bank of Ireland to appoint a receiver to manage some of his firm’s assets

Nama boss: ‘significant obstacles’ to delivering sufficient housing

Brendan McDonagh told the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) planning costs and judicial reviews are slowing development

Nama probe delays submission of final report until next year

Timeframe for commission of investigation’s work now extended to March 31, 2024

Matt Cooper: Stingy banks are coining it – but that’s mainly thanks to depositors and taxpayers

It’s 15 years since the financial system was bailed out – and with the three main lenders now sitting on bumper profits, maybe it’s time to tax the sector more heavily

Glass Bottle consortium was ‘anxious’ to buy Nama’s stake in Poolbeg site

Opposition parties had called on Nama to transfer its investment to the local authority

Eoin Ó Broin: Government must pick up the pieces of smashed Irish Glass Bottle scheme

Nama’s sale of its 20 per cent stake in the Poolbeg SDZ has put paid to the affordable homes required in the scheme, so the state must buy the homes and suck up the difference

Finance veteran appointed to Nama board as agency continues wind-down operation

Sinéad Curry will make ‘valuable contribution’ to state’s bad bank as it works to sell off its remaining portfolio

Nama gave 97.5% discount to borrower’s relative on loan sale due to ‘intimidation'

Agency sold loans with €10m face value for €265k after running out of other options

Government accused of ‘inaction’ after Nama sells last Glass Bottle site stake

Sale will make delivery of ‘genuinely affordable homes’ all the more difficult, says Sinn Féin

NAMA reports profit of €81 million in 2022

Agency says it has funded or facilitated the delivery of close to 30,000 new homes since 2014

Bill for Nama probe tops €5 million as further extension granted

The commission of investigation into the National Asset Management Agency was set up in 2017 to examine the controversial Project Eagle deal

Nama may not be able to build planned homes due to ‘commercial viability’ issues

The so-called ‘bad bank’ recorded a profit of €63 million last year while managing properties on state lands

Project Eagle probe given extension after judge’s death

Government gives extension to new head of investigation into Nama’s sale of loan portfolio in North until February of next year

Nama says construction inflation ‘a real challenge’ in plan to deliver 1,800 homes by 2025

Agency’s chief executive says 600 homes will be completed this year despite the increase in costs for building materials

Nama reports a slight fall in profits for 2021 to €262m

The state agency said it now expects to return almost €5bn in surplus cash and dividend payments to the exchequer over its lifetime

Nama land sales to speculators sowed seeds of current housing crisis, new report claims

Tasc, the social change think tank, says Nama ultimately “lengthened and slowed the development supply chain”, and directly contributed to the state’s housing crisis

Ian Guider: Sights could have been set so much higher for the Irish Glass Bottle site

The location close to the city centre could have held a Manhattan-style high-rise quarter

Capacity for 36,000 homes on state-owned lands in Dublin

A new analysis shows that the Irish state owns 182 hectares of zoned residential land in Dublin city alone

‘Complex logistical’ issues behind request for extension to commission of investigation into Project Eagle sale

Draft report will be sent to ‘hundreds’ of individuals and entities

Nama commission of investigation into Project Eagle sale extended again

The Taoiseach said ‘a number of developments’ outlined by the commission in its latest report had led to a further request for extension