Quinn Insurance case against auditors on hold over funding
Insolvent insurers’ administrators seek financing for legal case from Insurance Compensation Fund
EU plan to ease insurance rules and release €120bn into economy unveiled
Funds would help with post-Covid recovery without reducing policyholder protection
Quinn Insurance must pay €5m towards PwC’s legal costs, court rules
Court considering placing a stay on insolvent insurer’s €800m action against auditor
Quinn Insurance must provide security for PWC’s huge legal costs, court rules
QIL’s primary business now is the prosecution of its claims against PWC
Denmark to pick up tab for Qudos’s 1,400 Irish claims
Insurer files for bankruptcy in Copenhagen, likelt to run into tens of millions of euro
State’s insurance compensation fund may be tapped for Qudos claims
Danish government not liable to meet claims to collapsed Danish insurer after law change
PwC fail to get court orders requiring Quinn Insurance security of €30m
PriceWaterhouseCoopers’ case is over its auditing of the insurer
Motorists could be liable for claims if their insurer goes bust
Setanta Insurance policyholders told they could be liable for up to 35% of any claim
Over 1,500 Setanta Insurance claims still outstanding
Claimants awaiting payments more than three years after collapse as policyholders worry they may be personally liable
Quinn Insurance administrators invoice for €2.1m
Grant Thornton Ireland seeks €1.6m for period October 2015 to December 2016
How long must Setanta claimants wait for compensation?
Liquidation process to yield 30% of 1,700 potential claims
Insurers 'should pay into fund' to cover claims if rival goes bust
ICF should cover third-party claims, says report ordered after Setanta Insurance row
PwC says Quinn court case will cost it €30m
Accountancy firm is defending claim over its auditing of Quinn Insurance
Irish motorists will pay for road-crash that was Setanta
Company regulated in Malta left behind some €90m in outstanding claims
Court approves €100m Quinn Insurance repament to State fund
Administrators paid almost €1m between July 2014 and September 2015
Liquidator expects ‘significant shortfall’ in Setanta funds
Dublin-based insurer, which was licensed in Malta, went into liquidation last April
Taxpayers may end up paying for collapse of Setanta Insurance
Department confirms outstanding third-party claims relating to the Maltese-registered insurer will be sent to the Insurance Compensation Fund
Michael Noonan says all third-party Setanta claims will be paid
Motor insurance bureau to accept claims against Malta-registered liquidated insurer
Compensation fund ‘able to cope with Setanta Insurance fallout’
Central Bank advises policyholders to seek alternative cover after firm’s collapse
Quinn administrators open case of formidable complexity against PwC
40 million discovery documents expected in case against Quinn Insurance ex-auditor
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