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Jury still deliberating on conspiracy charges against former Irish Life & Permanent bankers

Summary

The jury in the trial of former Irish Life & Permanent executives Denis Casey (56) and Peter Fitzpatrick (63) has been sent home after nine days of deliberations, with no verdict yet. Judge Martin Nolan of the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court ordered the jury to return the next day to continue. The case concerns a €7.2 billion circular transaction scheme in 2008 that allegedly misled investors, depositors and lenders about Anglo's financial health. The jury had previously convicted Anglo's former head of capital markets John Bowe (52) and finance director Willie McAteer (65). Denis Casey pleaded not guilty. Peter Fitzpatrick pleaded not guilty.

Who, what, where, when and why

What: Report matter: Jury still deliberating on conspiracy charges against former Irish Life & Permanent bankers. Charges or matters: conspiring together and with others to mislead investors by setting up a €7.2 billion circular transaction scheme between March 1 and September 30, 2008 to bolster Anglo's balance sheet. Procedural stage: trial

When:

• March 1 Other
• September 30, 2008 Other
• 2016-06-02 Publication

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