Bankruptcy Blogs

Lac-Megantic Freight-Train Activity Set to Resume

12/16/13
Associated Press
The crash site of the train derailment and fire in Lac-Megantic, Quebec.

By Carolyn King 

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Lac-Megantic Freight-Train Activity Set to Resume

12/16/13
Associated Press
The crash site of the train derailment and fire in Lac-Megantic, Quebec.

By Carolyn King 

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Spin Offs, Environmental Claims, and Fraudulent Transfers

12/16/13

Some thoughts on the Tronox fraudulent transfer opinion, over at Dealbook.

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Heightened Compliance Risk Inherent to Modern Banking

12/16/13

The industry has moved from a traditional customer-oriented banking model to a transactional and counterparty-oriented model. This change has contributed to an operating environment in which the opportunity for abuse and deception has increased.

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Report on Corporate Bankruptcy Reform Expected In December 2014

12/16/13
EPA

Restructuring enthusiasts, mark your calendars. In December 2014, the industry’s top professionals are expected to release a report on how to modernize the aging U.S.

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Report on Corporate Bankruptcy Reform Expected In December 2014

12/16/13
EPA

Restructuring enthusiasts, mark your calendars. In December 2014, the industry’s top professionals are expected to release a report on how to modernize the aging U.S.

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The Daily Docket: Loehmann’s Enters Bankruptcy

12/16/13

Discount retailer Loehmann’s filed for Chapter 11 protection for the second time since 2010. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.

The operator of the Fox & Hound and Champps restaurants filed for Chapter 11 protection Sunday. Read the DBR Small Cap article here.

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The Daily Docket: Loehmann’s Enters Bankruptcy

12/16/13

Discount retailer Loehmann’s filed for Chapter 11 protection for the second time since 2010. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.

The operator of the Fox & Hound and Champps restaurants filed for Chapter 11 protection Sunday. Read the DBR Small Cap article here.

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Banks Must Stop Financing High-Cost Consumer Lenders

12/16/13

If the banks do not want to divest from these fringe consumer finance companies, the OCC should make them do so. Their reputations are at risk.

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Regulators' Challenge: To Face Unafraid the Plans That They've Made

12/16/13

Receiving Wide Coverage ...

Yes, Virginia, There is a Volcker Rule: Columnists on both sides of the pond spent the weekend parsing the true meaning of the Volcker Rule, now that U.S. regulators have finalized it. Echoing a piece in American Banker last Tuesday, Gretchen Morgenson concludes in the New York Times that with so many aspects of the measure still open to interpretation Â-- like, um, is this activity an endeavor in approved market making...

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