Quinn Insurance significantly breached solvency ratios, court hears

The High Court has appointed two joint provisional administrators to the Quinn Insurance Ltd.

Quinn Insurance significantly breached solvency ratios, court hears
Tue, 30 Mar, 2010 - 13:53

The High Court has appointed two joint provisional administrators to the Quinn Insurance Ltd.

The appointment were made after the court heard that the Financial Regulator had "very serious" concerns about the Sean Quinn-founded company's ability to meet its liabilities.

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