NAMA
The National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) was established in December 2009 as one of a number of initiatives taken by the Irish Government to address the serious problems which arose in Ireland’s banking sector as the result of excessive property lending.
The Agency has acquired loans (land and development and associated loans) with a nominal value of €74 billion from participating financial institutions.
Its objective is to obtain the best achievable financial return for the State on this portfolio over an expected lifetime of up to 10 years.
Financial Data
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31st Dec 18 Source: CRO
- €992.9 million turnover
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€916 million
profit - 238 employees
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31st Dec 17 Source: CRO
- €250.3 million turnover
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€543.7 million
profit - 264 employees
- 6 more years available »
Ranking
By Turnover
(€992.9 million)- 99th in Top Companies
- 3rd in Financial Services
By Employees
(238)- 546th in Top Companies
- 45th in Financial Services
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- 238
- €992.9 million
Employees
- Brendan McDonagh CEO/Managing Director
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