IrelandThe National Asset Management Agency (Nama), which was dissolved after 17 years, has incurred nearly €8 million in termination payments for its 54 employees this year. These payments include €4 million in ex-gratia redundancy payments, €1.53 million in salary during gardening leave, and €1.13 million in retention payments. Seven employees were transferred to the NTMA's Resolution Unit. Nama's 2024 annual report had projected total payout costs of around €12.4 million, but current figures reflect payments made in 2025 and future obligations through 2027. Nama's dissolution followed its role in managing toxic loans from the financial crisis, with remaining assets transferred to other agencies.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about Nama's financial obligations and restructuring without overtly favoring any political stance. While the topic involves government operations and public finances, the framing remains neutral, focusing on data and official statements rather than taking a党
