IBRC liquidation will deliver a surplus of about €2.1 billion
Asset sales last year swelled cash figure by about €300 million
The liquidators of the failed Anglo Irish Bank will deliver a surplus of about €2.1 billion, most of which will go to the state, its biggest creditor.
The excess of cash held by the special liquidators to the IBRC, KPMG, has swelled by about €300 million thanks to further asset sales in the last year. The updated figure will be revealed in the progress report due to be published by the liquidators before ...
