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Bankrupt Cork developer is set for Nama litmus test

www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk

[Belfast Telegraph] - By Tom Lyons The National Asset Management Agency (Nama) has hired asset recovery experts to investigate whether it can take control of some or all of the multi-million pension pot of a Cork developer who went bust last year with company debts of €1bn

EntruBIZ Regional tours with Dr Tom Lyons

www.marcusoldham.vic.edu.au

At Marcus Oldham, our courses in Agribusiness, Agriculture and Equine Management prepare graduates for successful careers within the rural industries.

Data.com: Tom Lyons

Job: Vice President of Product Management; City: Bethesda; Company: Fidelis Security Systems Inc.

Data.com: Tom Lyons

Job: Vice President of Sales and Revenue; City: Saint Louis; Company: Lodging Hospitality Management

Twitter Profile: Tom Lyons (13thceltwarrior)

Location: Northern Hemispshere / VP, Product Management at @fidsecsys in Bethesda, MD. Security Professional / 13th Celtic Warrior. All views expressed here are my own.

Kerry shifts assets to Luxembourg to cut tax bill

www.independent.ie

[Irish Independent] - By Tom Lyons and Roisin Burke Kerry Group, the Irish food ingredients supplier, is working on a radical intellectual property management plan to slash its tax bill by setting up a subsidiary in Luxembourg. The firm has been advised by tax experts in

Quinlan is Nama's best Irish client

www.independent.ie

[Irish Independent] - By Tom Lyons Derek Quinlan, the property financier, has along with companies linked to him repaid the most of any Irish client of the taxpayer-owned National Asset Management Agency, the Sunday Independent has learned. The London-based businessman has

Nama seeks to recover bankrupt's pension pot

www.independent.ie

[Irish Independent] - By Tom Lyons THE National Asset Management Agency (Nama) has hired asset recovery experts to investigate whether it can take control of some or all of the multimillion pension pot of a Cork developer who went bust last year with company debts of €1bn

UK's 'heritage' investors increase assets here to €100m in a year

www.independent.ie

[Irish Independent] - By Tom Lyons Smith & Williamson, the €13bn investment firm founded in 1881, has grown its assets under management in Ireland to €100m in one year. The firm's Dublin office has also taken on 14 staff and is targeting the Irish wealth management industry