NATIONAL ASSET LOAN MANAGEMENT DESIGNATED ACTIVITY COMPANY

National Asset Loan Management Designated Activity Company (NAMA) is a state-owned agency created in 2009 to address the surge of non-performing property loans that emerged during Ireland's banking crisis. Acting as the data controller for personal information linked to its statutory functions, NAMA is committed to full compliance with the GDPR, providing clear transparency on how data is used and how individuals can exercise their rights.

The core of NAMA's work lies in acquiring, managing and ultimately deleveraging a large portfolio of loans rather than owning the underlying properties themselves. By working with debtors and appointed insolvency practitioners, the agency facilitates the redevelopment of key assets - for example, the Bolands Quay project in the Dublin Docklands, which has attracted €4.2 billion in capital expenditure and helped deliver new residential units. NAMA also oversees the redemption of senior bonds, having fully repaid its €30.2 billion issue by October 2017.

Based in Dublin, NAMA serves the broader Irish market, providing a transparent, data-responsible framework for loan management while supporting the revitalisation of strategic real-estate assets across the country.