Gender Male
Frank Daly is currently Chairman of Ireland’s National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) having been appointed by the Minister of Finance on 21st December 2009. The Agency was established to manage property and related assets secured by loans with a par value of €74 billion which it acquired from Irish Banks as part of the response to Ireland’s
banking crisis.
Prior to his appointment to NAMA, from December 2009, Frank was a Government appointed Public Interest Director of Anglo Irish Bank under the Banks Guarantee Scheme.
In 2008 and 2009 Frank chaired the Commission on Taxation which was set up to review the structure, efficiency of the Irish Taxation System. The Commission reported in September 2009.
Frank retired as Executive Chairman of the Revenue Commissioners (Ireland’s Tax and Customs Administration) in March 2008 having been Chairman since 2002, a Commissioner since 1996 and Accountant General of Revenue and Head of Strategic and Business Planning since 1993. He had joined Revenue in 1963 serving initially in Ireland’s Customs Service.
