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The so-called ‘Tibor’ rate was allegedly named after Anglo executive Tiarnan O’Mahoney. Photograph: Aidan Crawley
Developer claims Anglo Irish Bank used ‘fake’ rates to overcharge customers

John Flynn, a developer and one of the objectors to the US bankruptcy bid being made by Irish Bank Resolution Corporation (IBRC), is alleging that An(...)

Hotels across Dublin had better stock up on Krug champagne, Louis XIII cognac and Beluga caviar. The cream of the global hedge fund community is in town for an industry jamboree.
Cantillon: The global hedge fund community swarms into town

Hotels across Dublin had better stock up on Krug champagne, Louis XIII cognac and Beluga caviar. The cream of the global hedge fund community is in to(...)

Kieran Wallace (above) and Eamonn Richardson of KPMG, the special liquidators of IBRC, had originally sought an emergency hearing at a Delaware court yesterday for Chapter 15 protection.
Objectors hold up IBRC’s US bankruptcy bid

The slew of objections filed this week in the US bankruptcy proceedings of Irish Bank Resolutions Corporation (IBRC) has delayed by several weeks its (...)

Kieran Wallace, left: one of the two liquidators who have applied to a Delaware court for Chapter 15 protection for the bank. Photograph: Brenda Fitzsimons
IBRC to fight challenges in US

The special liquidators of Irish Bank Resolution Corporation (IBRC) say they will “vigorously” fight any attempts to frustrate the wind-down of the ba(...)

Liquidator for IBRC Kieran Wallace (left).
Singer has his sights on long battle
  • Economy
  • September 19, 2013, 01:00

The emergence of Paul Singer’s Elliott Management as the force behind the latest attempt to stymie the winding up of IBRC will not have been greeted w(...)

Kieran Wallace and Eamonn Richardson of KPMG, the special liquidators to Irish Bank Resolution Corporation (IBRC, formerly Anglo), have applied to a US bankruptcy court for Chapter 15 protection for its $1 billion of US assets
US vulture funds take on IBRC in $1 billion case

Two so-called vulture funds in the United States, which hold $75 million of subordinated bonds issued by the former Anglo Irish Bank, are threatening (...)

“Vodafone’s offer is not ideal. The goal is to renegotiate terms,” a person familiar with the hedge fund’s thinking said. Photograph: Jason Alden/Bloomberg
Vodafone faces pressure to raise $10bn Kabel bid

Vodafone is facing pressure from Kabel Deutschland’s largest shareholder to raise its €7.7 billion offer for Germany’s largest cable company, two sour(...)

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