Career banker David Guinane made it to the top of Permanent TSB just as the financial crash hit
Former Permanent TSB chief David Guinane. Photo: Collins
Jon Ihle
Former Permanent TSB chief executive David Guinane was a 25-year veteran of the bank when he was forced out following its nationalisation in 2012.
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