Irish Bank Resolution Corporation

EY settled case over Anglo Irish Bank audit for more than €10m

Big Four accountant was sued over audits that failed to uncover Seán FitzPatrick’s bed and breakfasting of up to €122m in personal loans

Dublin court lays ground to quiz INBS staff in Northern Ireland in Michael Fingleton case

High Court will ask NI counterpart to allow questioning of three former building society employees who have not responded to queries over collapse of business

NTMA spends €37bn mopping up legacy of notorious IBRC promissory notes

State keen to close the door on the last of the debt used to prop up Anglo Irish Bank and Irish Nationwide whose failure triggered the financial crisis

Central Bank down to last €500m of IBRC-linked bonds

Anglo was renamed Irish Bank Resolution Corporationin 2011 and subsequently took over the remains of INBS

IBRC liquidators to seek clarity from appeal court over scope of civil case facing Michael Fingleton

Part of case IBRC liquidators are seeking to pursue are ‘out’ according to appeal court, says judge

John McManus: Is €25 million a year a high price to establish that Charles Haughey was on the take?

How much money is too much money to spend on shining a light in places that those with money and power would rather one was not shone?

Anonymous sources posed ‘real difficulties’ for Siteserv inquiry, judge says in final report

Mr Justice Brian Cregan calls for permanent commission of investigation led by retired judge

Former INBS chief Fingleton ‘had less than €25,000 in personal accounts’

Court filings say the prominent former banker also had outstanding judgement debts of more than €10.7m at the end of last year

Michael Fingleton had less than €25,000 in two personal bank accounts last year, son claims

Former Irish Nationwide Building Society chief once worth €75m, court filings show

Michael Fingleton fails to stop trial over alleged INBS mismanagement

Court of Appeal rules that former Irish Nationwide boss’s ill-health does not put him at risk of ‘unfair trial or an unjust result’ in €290m action

Finance adviser says he was ‘wrongly smeared’ in Siteserv commission report

Judge-led inquiry into sale of firm to Denis O’Brien found process tainted by impropriety and not commercially sound

Siteserv inquiry witnesses face large bills as judge imposes cap on legal costs State will shoulder

Cap said to be well below appearance fees in complex commercial litigation before the courts

EY agrees multimillion-euro settlement of Anglo Irish case

The 2012 case sought €50m in damages over losses allegedly resulting from auditor’s failings

Altada buyer undeterred by staff revolt

Seen & Heard: Dublin apartments ‘paused’; Fingleton urged to declare bankruptcy; bedsit investor’s 200% return; NCT ‘chaos and confusion’

Siteserv report sent to gardaí by company law watchdog

The report found that IBRC was deceived during the company’s 2012 sale to telecoms tycoon Denis O’Brien

Central Bank has sold 90% of IBRC-linked bonds

The latest sale of €500 million of bonds linked to State bailout of Anglo Irish Bank and Irish Nationwide brings total sold to €22.5 billion

Former Quinn assets in Russia regularly monitored by liquidator firm for war sanction compliance

Commercial properties that once formed part of Quinn family’s €455 million property empire are now controlled by liquidators of State-owned former Anglo Irish Bank

End of cheap ECB money closes profitable era for Central Bank of Ireland

Some €18.4 billion of the Central Bank’s profits since 2008 have transferred to the exchequer

Jury fails to reach agreement in Michael Lynn’s multimillion-euro theft case

Judge discharges jury, remands former solicitor on bail

Siteserv figures had undeclared engagements with O’Brien, draft report shows

Denis O’Brien’s offer won out despite the prospect of a higher price from a rival bidder

Siteserv chief ‘concealed financial interest’ in Denis O’Brien bid, judge finds

Key witnesses given two months to respond to commission of inquiry’s conclusions

Michael Fingleton’s wife and son may take over defence of IBRC case

Case against former Irish Nationwide chief over building society collapse initiated in 2012

IBRC Commission runs up €2.5m in costs

Bill since July 2021 includes €1.5m in legal fees and €46,000 for PR

Interpath plans Irish practice after swoop on Deloitte and KPMG partners

Firm aims to start with ‘boots on the ground’ in the Republic from June

Ukraine’s brutal new reality puts question mark over sale of former Quinn properties

IBRC liquidators had been planning the sale of Ukrainian and Russian assets

Sale of former Quinn family assets in Russia and Ukraine faces delay

Invasion a setback for IBRC liquidators who were working towards sale of valuable buildings

Fingleton proceedings to be reconstituted due to health concerns

Court of Appeal expresses concerns over capacity to give legal instructions

KPMG and Deloitte ‘corporate undertakers’ make their move as Irish businesses face triple threat

Joe Brennan: Might upcoming wave of troubled companies be handled differently to the post-crash victims?

Justice Brian Murray nominated for appointment to Supreme Court

Constitutional law expert represented State in opposing Graham Dwyer data case

Turning Datalex around: ‘It’s a privilege to have to clean up somebody else’s mess’

Sean Corkery jumped at the chance to lead the aviation software firm out of trouble

Former Central Bank adviser gets testy in Malta

Joe Gavin, now head of island’s financial regulator, cuts interview short over questioning

Seán Quinn son-in-law says he made ‘right to be forgotten’ requests

Niall McPartland says people should not form opinions of him based on search engine findings

Google ‘delists’ Irish Times articles and images about Seán Quinn and his family

Right to be Forgotten allows personal information to be removed from search results

‘Work is not a burden – it is something you can find enjoyment in’

Former Dalata chief executive Pat McCann on the seven roles he has lined up for ‘retirement’

Davy holding company owes future parent BoI €94m

Loans are legacy of management buyout of stockbroking business back in 2006

Irish Nationwide boss Michael Fingleton appeals refusal to halt case

High Court sets October 2022 date for trial pending outcome of appeal by former building society chief executive

Irish market to see return of home reversion scheme for cash-strapped seniors

Company trading as Home Plus says it has lined up €250m in funding

IBRC liquidation extended to avert 30% assets hit amid Covid

More than half of IBRC’s portfolio exposed to leisure

Central Bank fines and disqualifies former INBS executive Gary McCollum

Only one of five men originally subject to public inquiry remains under investigation

Denis O’Brien wins appeal over access to Red Flag documents

Court of Appeal rules that High Court erred in saying application was overly broad

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