Drumm isolated as repetitive prosecution narrative emerged
Former Anglo chief took copious notes as 49 prosecution witnesses gave evidence
David Drumm trial: Defence put up strenuous challenge in lengthy legal arguments
Issues of admissibility, hearsay and much else fought out closely in 16-week trial
Former Anglo Irish chief David Drumm found guilty in €7.2bn fraud trial
Drumm remanded on bail until June 20th for sentencing after ‘humanitarian’ plea
Jurors told to ‘trust own judgment’ as David Drumm’s trial nears end
Judge says 2008 crash ‘unprecedented’ but not an excuse for charges ex-Anglo chief faces
David Drumm case: prosecution concludes evidence after 74 days
Former Anglo chief says transactions between Anglo and ILP were not fraudulent
Banker says ears ‘pricked up’ at conversation over Anglo billions
Witness at trial of David Drumm says he told his boss things were getting dangerous
Central Bank ‘didn’t query’ Anglo Irish liquidity report with Drumm
Troubled bank disclosed funding figures, conspiracy to defraud trial hears
Court hears former Anglo executive was ‘open and frank’ with regulator
John Bowe did not believe any wrongdoing had occurred, jury told
Anglo trial told accused entered into dishonest scheme
Counsel said it was no defence to say they had been told to do what they did by more senior people in the bank
Anglo trial hears former ILP finance chief tell gardaí he committed no crime
State has now concluded its evidence against four accused former bankers
Banker denies €1bn deal was ‘solo run’
Accused asked about transaction in 2008 in which Anglo placed €1bn with ILP and €750m was placed overnight in Anglo by ILP
Court hears former ILP chief describe ‘green jersey’ agenda of regulator
Anglo trial told of perceived need to ‘circle the wagons’ to protect banks
Anglo trial hears David Drumm told funds would go ‘round in a circle’
Court also told Sean FitzPatrick asked about ‘funnies’ in end-year figures
Anglo trial hears transactions ‘could have gone on forever’
Expert says allegedly deceptive scheme had no commercial or economic substance
Anglo trial hears 'window dressing' a known industry practice
Accused former bankers allegedly conspired to mislead investors with €7.2bn circular transaction
Anglo executive asked if ILP transfers were ‘window dressing’, court hears
Witness says allegedly back-to-back transactions described as ‘balance sheet management’
Anglo Irish accounts did not link funding with €7.2bn ILP transactions
Interbank loans allegedly used to flatter Anglo balance sheet
Anglo Irish mulled takeover of Irish Life & Permanent in 2008 crisis
Courts also hears of approach to AIB on cash transfers which bank agreed ‘with a key condition that the Financial Regulator be informed’
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