A failed bid to reap a Beanie Baby bonanza, which resulted in a fifteen year legal odyssey for a chapter 13 debtor and his attorneys, will live on a while longer as a result of the Fifth Circuit’s recent interpretation of Stern v. Marshall.
Placing the Federal Housing Administration inside the proposed Federal Mortgage Insurance Corporation would provide singular oversight for balancing the post-GSE mortgage market and a fully federal guaranteed market for specified market segments.
To the surprise of nobody, the Supreme Court rejected Argentina's June 2013 request to review the Second Circuit's October 2012 decision that it violated the pari passu clause in its defaulted bonds. The court gave no reason, which is normal.
If history bears any indication of where this fight will wind up, New Yorks top bank regulator, Benjamin Lawsky, could be headed for a long, slow, expensive defeat.
Struggling Stockton, Calif., struck a deal with the bond insurer behind the city’s roughly $125 million pension bond debt—its largest borrowed debt—that will enable the city to stretc
All Shutdown All the Time: The ongoing government shutdown dominated news coverage this weekend. The Wall Street Journal highlighted how government officials and economists are facing forecasting quandaries as the budget impasse delays the release of key data, including the Labor Department's monthly jobs report. A separate article notes that Fed officials are monitoring the shutdown to see if the prolonged stalemate creates any drag on the private sector. Speaking of the...
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