David Drumm's appeal rejected by US court
David Drumm's appeal against his failed bankruptcy bid has been rejected by a US court.
It was reported that the US District Court last night said a judge made "no mistake" when he blocked the former Anglo Irish Bank chief's bankruptcy.
Judge Leo Sorokin upheld the bankruptcy court's ruling that Mr Drumm's failure to list assets was intentional and fraudulent - saying the ruling was "wholly logical, plausible and supported by the record".
The ruling is a major setback for the former banker - who remains in custody while he fights extradition to Ireland - and leaves him personally liable for US$11m in debts.
