State's debt management agency loses €5m in phishing attack

NTMA says there was no suggestion of an IT breach or that any inside information had been used.
State's debt management agency loses €5m in phishing attack

Frank O’Connor, NTMA Chief Executive and Paschal Donohoe TD at the NTMA Mid-Year Business Update 2025. Picture: Chris Bellew / Fennell Photography

Ireland's National Treasury Management Agency, the state body that manages debt and the sovereign wealth fund, will review its security protocols after losing €5m in a phishing attack.

The scam was discovered last week after staff at the €17bn Ireland Strategic Investment Fund (ISIF) - a sovereign development fund that the agency also runs - expressed concern about a payment made to what they thought was an investee company.

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