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Nomura offers protective safeguards to calm investors
Nomura has launched Flexis, a structured product offering protective safeguards to calm the default, valuation and liquidity fears of investors. The predefined process for the resolution if an arranger...
Keydata Investment Services Ltd (KIS) will not be sold as a going concern due to irregularities uncovered by insolvency administrator Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC).
The consequences of another Lehman Brothers-type collapse are the subject of a new UK government paper
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US bankruptcy courts call for Lehman contract settlement
Investors still holding Lehman Brothers derivatives contracts are being pushed to terminate their positions by US bankruptcy courts. The order comes as part of an attempt to net existing gains for the Lehman estate before market movements risk pulling...
Lehman Brothers files for bankruptcy
The credit crunch claims Lehman Brothers but Bank of America offers a reprieve for Merrill Lynch
Tragedy or farce?
Corporate Europe has been gripped by a scandal that has led to the downfall of one of Italy’s largest and most established companies – dairy producer Parmalat. Bondholders don’t know whether to laugh or cry at the size of the fraud. Oliver Holtaway...
A tissue of lies
Bondholders in American Tissue are hoping for a favorable court ruling in the lawsuit brought by the bankrupt paper manufacturer against its former investment bank Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette. Linda Corman untangles the evidence
The blame game
A bout of finger-pointing between Amerco and auditors PricewaterhouseCoopers over the late filing of Amerco’s accounts and its resultant bankruptcy has escalated into a $2.5 billion lawsuit. But where does this leave bondholders, asks Laurence Neville...
Creditors strike back
A reorganization plan between auto parts maker Federal-Mogul and its creditors is back on track after almost being scuppered by CVC Equity Partners’ proposal to inject $350 million into the bankrupt company. Hardeep Dhillon reports
Back in the big league
Insurance company Conseco has been dragged out of bankruptcy by a restructuring plan converting debt into equity. The plan leaves former bondholders as the new owners, but how do they make the company competitive again, asks Robin Lancaster
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