Fingleton hit with €13.6m judgment after listing assets

APARTMENTS, houses and lands to the value of €5 million, a €3m family home, a share in €4m worth of prime property in Montenegro and a €27m pension fund are just some of the assets attributed to controversial former banker Michael Fingleton.

The figures emerged as the Commercial Court made summary judgments for €13.6m against the former Irish Nationwide Building Society boss over unpaid development loans owed to Ulster Bank.

The ruling by Mr Justice Peter Kelly came as it emerged that Mr Fingleton had failed to include his €27m pension in the list of assets he declared to Ulster Bank.