Ireland’s bad bank pays off last of debt Tim Burke03/03/2020 | Investment/financePrintDownload Ireland’s National Asset Management Agency, set up in 2009 to take on property loans from national banks during the financial crisis, has paid off the last of its outstanding debt. The redemption of €1.064bn (£928bn) in subordinated debt means Nama Thank you for reading EG Want to read more? Enjoy a story a week for FREE. Register Find Out More Already a subscriber or registered user? Sign in Related Articles Final phase of Dublin Waterfront plan submitted MORNING NEWS: Celebrate real estate, says London deputy mayor MORNING NEWS: British Land strikes Triton Square tie-up with Royal London End in sight for Irish bad bank The reinvention of Battersea Power Station in 39 years and many more steps