Disgraced former Anglo Irish Bank chairman Sean FitzPatrick is expected to face questioning in public about his actions next month, the Irish Independent has learned.
Mr FitzPatrick will be the first of three former Anglo executives to face public disciplinary tribunals being mounted by the Chartered Accountants Regulatory Board (CARB).
The accountancy watchdog is to announce details of the hearing schedule next week, but it is widely expected hearings into complaints against Mr FitzPatrick's will commence during April.
Further public hearings into the conduct of former Anglo chief executive David Drumm and the bank's former finance director Willie McAteer will only take place after Mr FitzPatrick's case has concluded.
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