Written answers

Tuesday, 13 November 2012

Department of Finance

State Banking Sector

Photo of Gerry AdamsGerry Adams (Louth, Sinn Fein)
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To ask the Minister for Finance further to Parliamentary Question No. 51 of 24 October 2012, if he will provide a breakdown in tabular form of fees paid to each of the public interest directors in each of the covered institutions since the bank bailout in 2008. [49980/12]

Photo of Michael NoonanMichael Noonan (Limerick City, Fine Gael)
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The information is in the following table.

BankPublic Interest DirectorsDate of

Appointment/

Resignation
Fees 2008 €
Fees 2009€
Fees

2010

Fess 2011€
Total



AIBMr Dick Spring

Mr Declan Collier
January 2009



January 2009/

June 2012
26,000



29,000
47,000



40,000
59,000



71,000
132,000



140,000
EBSMr Anthony Spollen

Ms Ann Riordan
January 2009/

June 2011

January 2009/

June 2011
37,500



37,500
29,000



29,000
14,500



15,600
81,000



82,100
BOIMr Tom Considine

Mr Joe Walsh
January 2009



January 2009
79,000



80,000
90,000



79,000
90,000



79,000
259,000



238,000
INBSMr Adrian Kearns

Mr Rory

O’Ferrall
January 2009/ June 2011

January 2009/

June 2011
55,000



55,000
36,000



36,000
18,000



18,000
109,000



109,000
Anglo Irish BankMr Frank Daly

Mr Alan Dukes
December 2008/

December 2009

December 2008/

June 2010*
98,000

102,000
-


52,000
-



-
98,000



154,000
PTSBMs Margaret Hayes

Mr Ray MacSharry
December 2008



December 2008
2,000



2,000
77,000



69,000
64,000



56,000
64,000



56,000
207,000



183,000

* Since nationalisation of Anglo Irish Bank in January 2009, there are no specific public interest directors on the board of IBRC. However all appointments to the board of the bank are approved by the Minister for Finance under the terms and conditions attaching to the nationalisation of the bank. Mr. Alan Dukes had been appointed as a public interest director in Dec 2008 and was made Chairman of Anglo Irish Bank in June 2010. His Chairman’s fees in 2010 were an additional €75,000 to the figure in the table and in 2011 were €150,000.

Dr Michael Somers is a Government Nominee (not a Public Interest Director) appointed to the AIB board on 14 January 2010 under the terms of NPRFC’s investment of €3.5bn in AIB of May 2009.

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