In mid-December 2015, Tony Garry, the then former chief executive of Davy, and Barry Nangle, the head of the stockbroker’s bond desk, asked to meet the developer Patrick Kearney in a private room in the Westbury Hotel. The meeting was to discuss a settlement between Davy and the developer. What was said, or not said, at this meeting – and two later meetings in another Dublin hotel the Merrion – goes to the heart of the developer’s decision to sue Davy for a second time as well as 16 of its former employees. The Currency has submitted a series of…

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