Court allows NAMA more time to investigate former executive
NAMA has been given more time by the Commercial Court to investigate one of their former executives for allegedly taking confidential information from the agency.
Lawyers for the agency said 14 third party entities have been identified to whom information was passed on by former NAMA officer Enda Farrell.
He is under investigation after buying a house from a NAMA borrower, and for allegedly emailing confidential information about the agency to his wife.
NAMA's present position is that there is no material evidence of damage to the agency, but in four week's time they'll be in a better position to say if the agency will pursue a claim against him.
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