Britain received a final payment of £740m today from the estate of Landsbanki, an Icelandic bank that collapsed during the 2008 financial crisis.
The UK government has now received £4.6 billion from the Landsbanki estate and litigation cases, a statement from the Treasury said.
Landsbanki had big retail operations overseas, accepting deposits in Britain and the Netherlands under the Icesave brand.
When it failed, Iceland's banking insurance scheme was unable to cover those deposits, setting the stage for years of international litigation.
