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A COURT ACTION by Ulster Bank seeking to recoup €13.6m in loans from a group of four men that includes former Irish Nationwide CEO Michael Fingleton has been adjourned for two weeks. Justice Peter Kelly adjourned the matter to allow Ulster Bank explain the steps it had taken to recoup the loans before initiating the action, according to RTÉ.
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