It comes 16 years after the state's bad bank was set up to deal with the fallout from the financial crash.
NAMA is officially being dissolved today.
It comes 16 years after the state's bad bank was set up to deal with the fallout from the financial crash.
Tánaiste and Minister for Finance, Simon Harris, says it was created at a moment of profound uncertainty for the Irish economy.
He says the National Asset Management Agency helped restore stability to the financial system, protected the interests of Irish taxpayers while contributing to Ireland's economic recovery and renewal.

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