- The National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) has today completed the final investor payment required before it transfers €2bn of its expected €4 billion surplus to the Exchequer.
- Today’s €56m payment eliminates NAMA’s final outstanding investor obligation and increases the State’s stake in the special purpose vehicle that owns the NAMA Group entities from 49pc to 100pc.
- The Special Purpose Vehicle (National Asset Management Agency Investment DAC, “NAMAI”) was previously 51pc owned by a range of private investors. This ownership structure, set out in the NAMA Act and approved by the European Commission, was designed to ensure that NAMA’s liabilities (€31.8bn at peak) would be considered outside of the Government sector.
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