Banking whistleblower Jonathan Sugarman says that his life was “ruined” after alerting officials to liquidity breaches at UniCredit.
Sugarman became the risk manager at the Italian bank’s Dublin office in 2007, but resigned within months due to liquidity breaches.
He has since claimed that he repeatedly alerted authorities that Ireland was facing a liquidity crisis, a claim that was ignored. He maintains that had he been listened to, the bank guarantee and bailout could have been avoided http://jrnl.ie/3338696f
Speaking today at the Oireachtas Committee on Finance, Sugarman said that his life has been ruined by his whistleblowing.
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