The National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) has declined to confirm if it still holds €300,000 worth of shares in Palantir, the controversial company whose intelligence-gathering software is used as part of the Israeli military’s activity in Gaza.  The investment is managed through the Irish Strategic Investment Fund (Isif), which the NTMA controls. According to the NTMA’s latest annual report, released in April 2024, the investment fund held the shares in Palantir Technologies at the end of 2023.  The Currency asked the NTMA if it still held its shares in Palantir and if so, did the agency have any plans to…

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