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Irish Bank Resolution Corporation Limited

  1. May 21, 2018

    Creditor Wants IBRC Ch. 15 Left Open For $12.6M Claim

    An Irish-American businessman has asked the Delaware bankruptcy court overseeing Irish Bank Resolution Corp.'s Chapter 15 proceedings to let him subpoena the debtor for documents, claiming the government-run "bad bank" cheated him out of $12.6 million.

  2. November 07, 2016

    Yahoo Need Not Turn Over Emails In IBRC Ch. 15 Probe

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Monday denied a request from the foreign representatives of Chapter 15 debtor Irish Bank Resolution Corp. Ltd. to force Yahoo Inc. to hand over contents of a private email account, ruling it would run afoul of federal privacy law.

  3. March 01, 2016

    Yahoo Resists Releasing Email Account In Irish Bank Ch. 15

    Yahoo told a Delaware bankruptcy judge Tuesday that it would be in violation of federal law if it acquiesces to the demands of the former Anglo Irish Bank for access to an email account allegedly connected to a $3.8 billion loan evasion scheme, even though he ordered the production.

  4. February 25, 2016

    Yahoo Must Give Up Emails In Ch. 15 Probe, Irish Bank Says

    The foreign representatives of Chapter 15 debtor Irish Bank Resolution Corp. Ltd., formerly known as Anglo Irish Bank, hit back at Yahoo on Thursday for refusing to hand over the contents of an email account allegedly connected to litigation over the evasion of $3.8 billion in loans.

  5. August 05, 2015

    IBRC Gets Ch. 15 Recognition Affirmed In District Court Appeal

    A Delaware federal judge late Tuesday affirmed the bankruptcy court's decision to grant Chapter 15 recognition to Irish Bank Resolution Corp. Ltd., formerly known as Anglo Irish Bank, striking down an appeal from customers who sued in the United States alleging years of fraud by the debtor's predecessor.

  6. November 21, 2014

    IBRC Gets Thumbs-Up For Sale Of Blackrock Clinic Loans

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge gave Irish Bank Resolution Corp. the nod Friday to sell loans secured by equity in Ireland's Blackrock Clinic to a company owned by beef mogul Larry Goodman, rejecting opposition from a hospital shareholder and saying the evidence the sale was fair was "overwhelming."

  7. November 17, 2014

    IBRC Again Faces Opposition To Blackrock Loans Sale

    A shareholder of Ireland's Blackrock Clinic urged a Delaware bankruptcy judge Friday to hold an open auction to replace Irish Bank Resolution Corp.'s "secretive" sale process of loans secured by equity in the hospital, and questioned the proposed purchaser's relationship with the accounting firm where the special liquidators are partners.

  8. September 19, 2014

    IBRC Can Remarket Blackrock Loans After €24M Sale Fails

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge Friday denied a bid from a shareholder of Ireland's Blackrock Clinic to be declared the purchaser of Irish Bank Resolution Corp. loans secured by shares in the hospital after the €24 million sale failed to close in connection with a dispute with his financial backer.

  9. July 21, 2014

    IBRC Gets OK For Tampa Mall Sale After Pact Ends Opposition

    Chapter 15 debtor Irish Bank Resolution Corp. got the green light to sell its interests in a Florida shopping mall for $9 million Monday as a Delaware bankruptcy judge blessed the results of a weekend settlement that sweetened the deal and defused opposition from a spurned suitor.

  10. July 17, 2014

    IBRC Says Developer Is Gaming Tampa Mall Lease Sale

    Chapter 15 debtor Irish Bank Resolution Corp. on Thursday accused developer Liberty Channelside LLC of gamesmanship for floating a late, $10 million offer for a Florida shopping complex's lease after asking the court to strike down a $7 million bid from Tampa Bay Lightning owner Jeff Vinik.

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