2nd NAMA tranche - are names available??

Slideshowbob

Are the names available anywhere? and their respective values?

thanks

127.0.0.1

Unlikely, the whole NAMA scam is shrouded in secrecy and protected from freedom of info requests

mikemac

I believe it's protected from FOI requests as it's commercially sensitive.
That's the reason given

Can see their point alright

Highly Salami

How many tranches are there altogether?

Slideshowbob

But weren't those in first tranche named???

http://www.independent.ie/national-news/75pc-of-first-loans-in-nama-not-being-paid-off-2246283.html

jmayo

Highly Salami wrote: »

How many tranches are there altogether?

No one probably knows, much like no one knows how much Anglo will cost but it will all be worth it in the end. :rolleyes:

Anyway it is none of our business who these people are, they are all probably patriots. :rolleyes:

wiseguy

jmayo wrote: »

No one probably knows, much like no one knows how much Anglo will cost but it will all be worth it in the end. :rolleyes:

Anyway it is none of our business who these people are, they are all probably patriots. :rolleyes:

RTE mentioned 3 tranches yesterday on the news

kwat

i could tell ye, but would get the sack, so better not!

Liam Byrne

kwat wrote: »

i could tell ye, but would get the sack, so better not!

Ah you wouldn't.....you'd only get demoted to a non-minister or suspended for 20 days! FF don't do accountability!

mikemac

NAMA employ administrators and support companies to look after the general running of it.
Well, I won't list off the companies but it's not exactly secret, companies bid for and got the contracts.

So if Kwat is maybe an accountant/portfolio manager and their boss has a NAMA contract then they could be indeed be sacked for going to the media. In fact, it's certain they would be sacked.

Happened in our own company when someone disclosed client details to the Irish Times, this was years before NAMA.

thebman

feelingstressed wrote: »

NAMA employ administrators and support companies to look after the general running of it.
Well, I won't list off the companies but it's not exactly secret, companies bid for and got the contracts.

So if Kwat is maybe an accountant/portfolio manager and their boss has a NAMA contract then they could be indeed be sacked for going to the media. In fact, it's certain they would be sacked.

Happened in our own company when someone disclosed client details to the Irish Times, this was years before NAMA.

Or we could look at the more likely scenario given its an Internet forum that he/she is looking for attention :P

Slideshowbob

hmmm

http://twitter.com/ronanlyons/status/25606889673

later tweets by Brian Lucy etc clarified that it was a list garnered from reports etc

i am wondering if those listed in the second tranche is even accurate?!?

also, correct me if i am wrong but wasnt Ronan Lyons working for Daft.ie (wasnt daft part owned by estate agents back then?) before the boom climaxed so would he himself not have been part of adding to the spiraling prices at the time? now he is tweeting til his heart is content about the malayse :rolleyes:

Can his tweets be called real economics?

the spreadsheet contains inaccurate errors which I have spotted aleady.

beagle001

Clayton hotel.poinse boise nursing home and gpo just a few i spotted in galway missing a few more I see

Scarab80

Slideshowbob wrote: »

hmmm

http://twitter.com/ronanlyons/status/25606889673

later tweets by Brian Lucy etc clarified that it was a list garnered from reports etc

i am wondering if those listed in the second tranche is even accurate?!?

also, correct me if i am wrong but wasnt Ronan Lyons working for Daft.ie (wasnt daft part owned by estate agents back then?) before the boom climaxed so would he himself not have been part of adding to the spiraling prices at the time? now he is tweeting til his heart is content about the malayse :rolleyes:

Can his tweets be called real economics?

the spreadsheet contains inaccurate errors which I have spotted aleady.

It's a guess list provided by NAMAwinelake, does not come from NAMA.

http://namawinelake.wordpress.com/2010/09/26/the-namawinelake-developers-spreadsheet/

SkepticOne

Slideshowbob wrote: »

also, correct me if i am wrong but wasnt Ronan Lyons working for Daft.ie (wasnt daft part owned by estate agents back then?) before the boom climaxed so would he himself not have been part of adding to the spiraling prices at the time? now he is tweeting til his heart is content about the malayse :rolleyes:

I don't think so. Daft are owned by brothers Fintan and Brian Fallon who I don't think were estate agents at the time of running Daft. Whatever their ownership, daft.ie seem to have taken a fairly neutral position when commenting on the market unlike, for example, myhome.ie.

Slideshowbob

SkepticOne wrote: »

I don't think so. Daft are owned by brothers Fintan and Brian Fallon who I don't think were estate agents at the time of running Daft. Whatever their ownership, daft.ie seem to have taken a fairly neutral position when commenting on the market unlike, for example, myhome.ie.

Sorry I stand corrected. Mixed up the2 sites.

jmayo

SkepticOne wrote: »

I don't think so. Daft are owned by brothers Fintan and Brian Fallon who I don't think were estate agents at the time of running Daft. Whatever their ownership, daft.ie seem to have taken a fairly neutral position when commenting on the market unlike, for example, myhome.ie.

Well myhome.ie was setup and owned by major estate agents, so of course it was bloody non neutral and now that they are owned by Irish Times they are still non neutral.

Of course DAFT are totally objective just like boards.ie which they part own