Ireland’s NAMA takes on property-backed 'bad bank' loans

By 2010-04-01T17:01:00

IRELAND – The Irish government has confirmed its National Asset Management Agency (NAMA), or so-called ‘bad bank’, has started to take €16bn worth of troubled real estate loans on to its books.

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