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NAMA: The developers, the banks and the fallout
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David Murphy
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Ireland's National Assets Management Agency (NAMA) is closing after 15 years of managing bad property loans following the 2008 financial crisis. The agency was created to stabilize the banking sector, though it faced significant public criticism regarding taxpayer risk and the handling of bank losses.
This weekend Ireland's bad bank closes its doors for the final time.
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