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Where are they now?

Neary: €428,000 lump sum

FitzPatrick: Anglo debt holder

Drumm: US presence

Sheehy: bowing out of AIB

Fingleton: not returning bonus

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Patrick Neary

The controversial chief executive of the Financial Regulator left office earlier this year. The Department of Finance later revealed he benefited from a €202,000 pay-off, a retirement lump sum of €428,000 and an annual pension entitlement worth €142,670.

Sean Fitzpatrick

FitzPatrick left Anglo Irish Bank on 18 December after the directors' loan controversy and is now represented by a Dublin solicitor's firm. "I have always pursued high standards in my personal and professional life and I failed to meet those standards in this instance," said FitzPatrick of the loan revelations. FitzPatrick still lives in Greystones, but is no longer a director of any large companies. However, he remains a debt-holder in Anglo itself.

David Drumm

Drumm resigned as chief executive after the FitzPatrick loan controversies. He used to run Anglo's US operations and is now trying to establish a presence again in US financial services. He recently put his home in Malahide up for sale.

Eugene Sheehy

The chief executive of AIB is about to bow out after a turbulent period running the bank. He may pick up some consultancies and even a potential chairmanship despite negative views of him among bank shareholders and many investors.

Michael Fingleton

Fingleton is enjoying his retirement at his home at Abington, Shankhill, and is refusing to return a €1m bonus he received from Irish Nationwide. He still has a large number of investments and is believed to own several properties.