31 Jan Does “Too Big to Fail” Mean “Too Big for Bankruptcy”? Posted at 17:41h in Bankruptcy, Insolvency, Liquidation, Receivership, Reorganization by Southbaylaw_Ad 0 Comments 0 Likes Share The market collapse of 2008 and resulting financial crisis have led to significant reflection on a number of systemic features... Read More
25 Jan Pushing the Envelope Posted at 11:18h in Bankruptcy, Liquidation by Southbaylaw_Ad 0 Comments 0 Likes Share From New York's Southern District comes the strange tale of the Canadian asset backed commercial paper market, and a decision... Read More
16 Jan Why Banks Aren’t In Bankruptcy Posted at 22:14h in Insolvency, Receivership by Southbaylaw_Ad 0 Comments 0 Likes Share Recent federal assistance to the banking sector has focused attention on how failing banks are regulated - and why. From... Read More
09 Jan The Stanford Saga – Chapter 15: Some Further Thoughts on COMI. Posted at 20:34h in Bankruptcy, Insolvency, Liquidation, Receivership, Stanford Saga by Southbaylaw_Ad 0 Comments 0 Likes Share When a foreign business entity commences a bankruptcy proceeding, US courts' recognition of that proceeding depends on whether or not it... Read More
04 Jan The Stanford Saga – Chapter 14: Fightin’ Words. Posted at 12:44h in Bankruptcy, Insolvency, Receivership, Stanford Saga by Southbaylaw_Ad 0 Comments 0 Likes Share Evidentiary hearings are scheduled for later this month in the ongoing struggle for control over the financial assets of Stanford... Read More