Former CEO of Irish Life and Permanent Denis Casey has been found guilty of taking part in a 7.2 billion euro conspiracy to defraud.
He, along with former Anglo Irish Bank executives Willie McAteer and John Bowe, conspired to mislead the public about Anglo’s health in 2008.
Peter Fitzpatrick, who used to be a finance director at Irish Life and Permanent, was cleared of the same charge last week.
Today was Day 89 of what has become the longest running criminal trial in the history of the State.
The three former bankers will be sentenced next month.
VIDEO Former IL&P CEO Denis Casey leaving court following 89 day trial. Now convicted for 2008 conspiracy to defraud pic.twitter.com/Vy9InkERdl
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