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Bankman-Fried jolts FTX hearings with plan to skip Senate panel

FTX bankruptcy means $73 million in political donations at risk of being clawed back

Card testing: An old crime gets a boost in the downturn

FDIC should reduce the price of deposit insurance for community banks

Jamie Dimon says it's good both parties' 'wing nuts' weren't elected

BofA chief Moynihan says he likes his job, hasn't focused on Yellen's

Metro Bank fined £10 million for misleading on risk levels

Obituary of Judge Walter Homer Drake, Jr.

The Honorable Walter Homer Drake, Jr. 1932-2022Retired United States Bankruptcy Judge Walter Homer Drake, Jr., 90, passed away Friday, December 9, 2022 at his home in Newnan. He was born November 21, 1932 in Colquitt, Georgia to the late Walter Homer

Weekly News – December 9

Wachtell “Use Case” for Crypto Another “Use Case” What??!??!?! The Creditor Strikes Back Revlon BrandCo suit heats up COMPLAINT HERE Bausch spin-co heads to Court Ligado cash crunch continues Glenn losing it (again…) Gorsuch: the new Scalia on

The Top 10 Things They Didn’t Teach Me in Law School

I am one of the younger members of the “Still Lovin’ It” section of the Austin Bar Association. Some previous contributors have been practicing over fifty years, while I’m only at twenty. But I am old enough to be thrilled that I am still lovin’ law

NCBJ 2022: The Role of the Bankruptcy Judge

This panel asked the question, what is the role of the bankruptcy judge? To answer that question, they featured two retired judges, Judge Robert Drain from the Southern District of New York and Judge Harlan "Cooter" Hale from the Northern District of

Figure-affiliated SPAC plans to merge with mortgage bank

New Jersey bank sells lower-yielding securities after rate hikes take bite

Coinbase gets Supreme Court hearing over account-holder suit

Toomey-Warren bill would require more Fed accountability

Canada's bank watchdog rebuffs calls to scrap mortgage stress test

NCUA permission for all-virtual annual meetings set to expire

A Line in the Sand: Caymans Proceeding Ineligible for Chapter 15

Chapter 15 of the Bankruptcy Code provides a mechanism for United States cooperation and coordination with insolvency proceedings abroad, often affording foreign debtors wide-ranging relief and expansive rights through the United States Bankruptcy

Ex-JPMorgan gold trader found guilty in spoofing trial

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