Belfast businessman Peter Curistan has failed to convince a judge that he is entitled to damages from his former bank, Anglo Irish Bank. Curistan began legal proceedings against Anglo, later renamed the Irish Bank Resolution Corporation (IBRC), in 2010. He was seeking up to £100 million (€117 million) in damages from the bank, which entered liquidation in 2013. His case was heard over 16 days in the High Court in Belfast between September and October 2025, before Mr Justice Gerald Simpson. The judge delivered his judgment this week, concluding that neither Curistan nor his former company, Sheridan Millennium Ltd (SML),…

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