The jury in a conspiracy to defraud trial will resume its deliberations this morning in relation to two former Irish Life & Permanent bankers.
Denis Casey and Peter Fitzpatrick are accused of engaging in a dishonest scheme that involved 7.2 billion euro in back to back transactions between Irish Life and Permanent and Anglo Irish Bank between March and September 2008 with a view to misleading the public about the strength of Anglo's corporate deposits.
Yesterday, two former Anglo executives, Willie McAteer and John Bowe were found guilty of the charge and remanded on continuing bail until tomorrow.
