Of course the claims won't be denied. The acceptance of the claims means that they will share the proceeds from the liquidation of the assets of the non-acquir

Of course the claims won't be denied. The acceptance of the claims means that they will share the proceeds from the liquidation of the assets of the non-acquired remains of the bank with the other general unsecured creditors. As far as I can see, those Cayman Islands "not-deposits" will be paid just like the outstanding invoices owed to furniture distributors, etc. They'll get at least part of it but there is no guarantee about how much - and it will take time. [Of course they could (?) still decide to treat them differently. But the current outlook is not bright.]