Conor Sheehan has been many things: an accountant, a financier, a CFO, a turnaround specialist, a CEO, an investor, a debt restructurer, and a class-action negotiator. In that latter role, as a class action negotiator, he spent years trying to hold AIB to account for the damage inflicted on small scale investors by the ill-fated Belfry funds. About 2,500 investors in Belfry invested between 2002 and 2006, and most of them lost all their money and have been waiting a minimum of 16 years to get any form of compensation. Sheehan and a number of other advisers toiled away, ultimately…

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