Central Bank of Ireland bosses are to face questions about whether they considered reporting the Davy controversy to gardai.
Representatives will appear before the Oireachtas Finance Committee to give evidence on how the bank handled the investigation into the stockbroker.
The regulator will also face questions about the 4.1 million euro fine it issued Davy for breaches of financial market rules.
The Central bank need to be questioned as to why the decision to fine #Davy took so long @geraldnash has said the incident in Davy was motivated by greed pic.twitter.com/Id7ln11L11 The Labour Party (@labour) March 9, 2021
Central Bank bosses to be asked if they considered reporting Davy controversy to gardai
Representatives will appear before the Oireachtas Finance Committee to give evidence on how the bank handled the investigation into the stockbroker
The Davy Group at Davy House on Dawson Street, Dublin (Image: Gareth Chaney/Collins)
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