Bankruptcy Blogs

The Daily Docket: Mach Gen Enters Bankruptcy

03/04/14

Mach Gen LLC, which operates natural gas-fired electric generating facilities, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Monday after negotiating a debt-cutting deal with key creditors. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.

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The Daily Docket: Mach Gen Enters Bankruptcy

03/04/14

Mach Gen LLC, which operates natural gas-fired electric generating facilities, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Monday after negotiating a debt-cutting deal with key creditors. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.

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Morning Scan: Banks Hit by Turmoil in Ukraine; More Bad News for Citi

03/04/14

Receiving Wide Coverage ...

Exposed: Turmoil in the Ukraine roiled global markets on Monday, with European and Russian bank stocks taking a hit. The Times reports global markets had calmed on Tuesday (no specifics on bank stocks mentioned), after Russian President Vladimir Putin said via news conference that he saw no need to use military force at the moment. However, investors tell the paper "confidence remains fragile Â... and the calm could quickly dissipate." The FT...

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Off with their heads!

03/03/14

Hey, Everyone!  Great to be back on CreditSlips.  

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Documentary Chronicles Bankruptcy of Visual Effects Firm Rhythm & Hues

03/03/14
Rhythm & Hues did the visual effects for “Life of Pi.”
Associated Press

Hollywood firms that create surreal visual effects for the movie busi

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Documentary Chronicles Bankruptcy of Visual Effects Firm Rhythm & Hues

03/03/14
Rhythm & Hues did the visual effects for “Life of Pi.”
Associated Press

Hollywood firms that create surreal visual effects for the movie busi

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Today's 'Young Money' Recruits Reminiscent of Yesterday's

03/03/14

What is different post-crisis is that the actions of a minority of bankers have saddled the finance sector with a greedy, ethics-challenged image that may hinder recruiting the best and brightest talent.

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Welcome Back to Susan Block-Lieb

03/03/14

Credit Slips is pleased to welcome back Professor Susan Block-Lieb of Fordham University. A long-time "friend of the blog" -- as Stephen Colbert might put it -- Susan has blogged with us in the past with Professor Ted Janger. This time, we have Susan for a solo appearance. She will offer her insights on topics such as the CFPB and homeowner protection. Welcome back!

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For Bank Risk Manager, Two Wrongs Make a Mess

03/03/14

"It would have made a lot more sense to bring back Glass-Steagall," a pre-and-post crisis risk manager tells American Banker Editor in Chief Neil Weinberg, while discussing WashingtonÂ's Dodd-Frank solution.

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Judge Discharges Student Loan Debt

03/03/14

The common wisdom is that is nearly impossible to discharge a student loan in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. I recently saw a Florida bankruptcy case where a  bankruptcy judge did order the discharge of a debtor’s student loan.

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