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The premise behind proposed changes to money market funds is that a subordinated capital and floating net asset values will prevent "runs." Logic and evidence point to the contrary.
The branch model is outdated, and not just because many still use pneumatic tubes at the drive-through lane.
Los Angeles Bankruptcy Forum Financial Lawyers Conference Federal Bar Association LACBA Commercial Law and Bankruptcy Section Central District Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys Association Beverly Hills Bar Association Bankruptcy Committee invite you
Banks should adhere to high moral standards by discouraging people from going needlessly into debt. The concept of "fly now, pay later" does not promote consumers' financial responsibility.
Sometimes in golf, as in life, one can start over.  When a golfer hits a second ball to re-do a wayward shot, the second stroke is usually known as a “mulligan” or a “do-over” and in a friendly game won’t be counted.  In In re Golf 255,
Alabama’s Jefferson County filed for Chapter 9 protection Wednesday evening with more than $3 billion in debt, the largest bankruptcy of its kind, The Wall Street Journal
Many Credit Slips readers will remember Judge Helen S. Balick who presided over the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware.

Issuer Engagement with Institutional Investors - Advice from Donna Anderson at T. Rowe Price

Engagement with shareholders plays an increasingly important role in strengthening issuers’ corporate governance practices.  With proxy season around the corner, we turn to Donna Anderson, a vice president of T.

Issuer Engagement with Institutional Investors - Advice from Donna Anderson at T. Rowe Price

Engagement with shareholders plays an increasingly important role in strengthening issuers’ corporate governance practices.  With proxy season around the corner, we turn to Donna Anderson, a vice president of T.
The United States has no housing policy. And there's none on the horizon either. That's a scary thing, given the centrality of housing to domestic economic woes.  
Debtors may want to amend their exemption plan (on Schedule C) for several reasons during their bankruptcy case. For example, the debtors may find it advantageous to shift their exemption limits from one asset to another asset to make sure...