NAMA Data Protection Statement

Executive Summary

NAMA acts as a Data Controller of Personal Data for a range of statutory purposes, including its objectives, purposes and functions under the National Asset Management Agency Act 2009.

NAMA and its group entities are committed to complying with our obligations in respect of the processing of Personal Data under data protection laws. The purpose of this Data Protection Statement ("Statement") is to ensure that we meet our transparency obligations pursuant to the General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR"). The Statement sets out information about our duties and responsibilities regarding the protection of Personal Data. Please click on any of the links below to access aspects of the Statement that are of particular interest:

This Statement has been adopted by NAMA with effect from 25 May 2018 which is the commencement date for the GDPR and will be reviewed from time to time. We will always post the most up to date version on the NAMA website.

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End of year review 2024
End of Year Review 2024
NAMA logo installation
Annual Report and Financial Statements 2023
Overhead view of Dublin Docklands
The Dublin Docklands SDZ | North and South Docks virtual Tour

PROJECTS, MARKET ACTIVITY & INITIATIVES

Bolands Mill Dublin

Bolands Quay, Dublin

NAMA facilitated the development of this landmark site in the Dublin Docklands

Facilitating delivery of new residential units, subject to commercial viability
Belltree Clongriffen
€4.2 billion

advanced to date in capital expenditure to enhance the value of secured assets
Project Waterfront

Project Waterfront, North Wall Quay, Dublin 1

NAMA actively supported a value-enhancing strategy prior to sale of this Liffey adjacent site
€30.2 billion

Senior Bonds fully redeemed by October 2017

Our Work Explained

Understanding NAMA's Work

NAMA was established in 2009, during the Irish banking crisis, in order to deal expeditiously with non-performing property loans acquired from Irish banks.

Infographic - NAMA profit distribution

Property

NAMA does not typically own or sell properties, rather NAMA owns loans. Properties that secure NAMA’s loans are owned and managed by NAMA debtors or the appointed insolvency practitioners. NAMA does not manage the sales process.

NAMA’s loan portfolio is significantly deleveraged and the Agency has limited remaining interest in property assets.