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Irish Bank Resolution Corporation Limited

  1. July 15, 2014

    IBRC Seeks Nod To Sell Tampa Mall Lease To Lightning Owner

    Chapter 15 debtor Irish Bank Resolution Corp. urged a Delaware bankruptcy judge Tuesday to approve a $7.1 million deal selling the lease of a Florida shopping mall to Tampa Bay Lightning owner Jeff Vinik and reject a late $10 million bid from developer Liberty Channelside LLC.

  2. July 11, 2014

    IBRC Urges Court To Nix Late Bid For Tampa Mall

    The foreign representatives for Chapter 15 debtor Irish Bank Resolution Corp. urged the Delaware bankruptcy court Thursday to reject a late $10 million offer for a Florida shopping mall from developer Liberty Channelside LLC and declare Tampa Bay Lightning owner Jeff Vinik winner of an auction for the complex's lease.

  3. May 13, 2014

    Former Anglo Irish Bank Wins US Nod On Loan Liquidation

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge gave Irish Bank Resolution Corp., formerly known as Anglo Irish Bank, the green light Tuesday to liquidate much of its multibillion-dollar loan portfolio, about $1 billion of which is governed by U.S. law, to buyers including units of Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Deutsche Bank AG.

  4. May 05, 2014

    Flynn Parties Want $36M Bond On IBRC's Massive Loan Sale

    The borrowers who claim they were overcharged millions by Chapter 15 debtor Irish Bank Resolution Corp. Ltd.'s predecessor, Anglo Irish Bank, objected Monday to the proposed sale of its multibillion-dollar loan portfolio, unless the bank puts up a $36 million bond for their benefit.

  5. April 09, 2014

    Developer's Claims Against IBRC Over Tampa Mall Tossed

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Wednesday dismissed claims brought by a real estate developer against Chapter 15 debtor Irish Bank Resolution Corp. and the Tampa Port Authority over its failed attempts to acquire rights in a Florida shopping mall, ruling that the allegations lacked substance.

  6. April 01, 2014

    IBRC Looks To Sink Developer's Suit Over Tampa Mall

    Chapter 15 debtor Irish Bank Resolution Corp. and the Tampa Port Authority urged a Delaware bankruptcy judge Tuesday to toss a real estate developer's adversary complaint over a failed deal to acquire the lease to a Florida shopping mall, saying the court lacked subject matter jurisdiction.

  7. March 14, 2014

    Tampa Port Authority Sues IBRC For Failing Retail Center

    The Tampa Port Authority filed suit against Irish Bank Resolution Corp. Ltd. and others in Delaware bankruptcy court Thursday, seeking reimbursement of money it claims it lost due to the defendants' breaching a lease through poor management of a retail center located on property the authority owns.

  8. January 21, 2014

    Spurned Suitor Tries To Block IBRC Retail Complex Deal

    The developer whose bid for Channelside Bay Plaza had been spurned in May tried to block a settlement in Delaware bankruptcy court Monday in which Irish Bank Resolution Corp. would purportedly sell the depressed waterfront retail complex to the Tampa Port Authority.

  9. January 02, 2014

    Anglo Irish Bank Says 2nd Flynn Lawsuit Violates Stay

    Representatives of Irish Bank Resolution Corp. Ltd., formerly known as Anglo Irish Bank, said Tuesday that a second lawsuit in New York federal court in which borrowers claim they were overcharged millions of dollars should be blocked because it violates the automatic stay from the bank's Chapter 15 case in Delaware.

  10. December 20, 2013

    Spurned Buyer Sues Tampa Port Authority Over Retail Center

    A real estate developer whose bid to buy and revamp Tampa's depressed waterfront retail complex Channelside Bay Plaza sued the bankrupt lease owner Irish Bank Resolution Corp. and the Tampa Port Authority on Wednesday, claiming the TPA drove off potential buyers to purchase the lease itself.

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