The US investment firm is liquidating the first wave of vehicles it used to acquire billions of euros' worth of Irish debt after the financial crisis. A cash-flow analysis reveals how much it has made from assets offloaded by Nama and the banks.
In 2005, three Irish investors formed a partnership to buy commercial real estate in Romania. A €3 million bank loan was drawn down. Now one of the three, former Fine Gael donor Andrew Sheehy, claims his name was forged on the loan documents.
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