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Navigating Bankruptcy Claims Trading

Bankruptcy Claims Trading

Understanding the bankruptcy claims trading market is crucial for those who deal with distressed assets, whether for clients or as investors themselves.

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Finding Truth in a Debtor’s Balance Sheet: Analyzing Assets, Liabilities, and Equity

How to read a balance sheet

Learn how to read a balance sheet, or more importantly, how to read between the lines of the balance sheet assets, liabilities, and equity.

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Investing in Bankruptcy Claims as a Cash Investment

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Investors may seek to purchase bankruptcy claims against a debtor as part of an investment strategy. What do they need to know before they invest?

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How Far Can the Trustee Reach?

how far can the trustee reach

Bernard Madoff’s infamous Ponzi scheme left victims in its wake worldwide and resulted in numerous bankruptcy and insolvency proceedings around the world. How far can the trustee’s power reach?

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Showdown in Spokane: The Spokane Country Club Bankruptcy Case

Showdown in Spokane

The Spokane Country Club bankruptcy case (SCC, the club, or the debtor) is an interesting study. The bankruptcy process was used to disrupt the collection efforts of plaintiff creditors who had been awarded a judgment and to negate the club’s significant policy changes that had been stipulated in a state court proceeding. The club was founded in Spokane, Washington, in 1898. Spokane is located on the far eastern side of Washington State, closer to Missoula, MT, than to Seattle. The city is named after the Native American Spokane people, whose […]

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What to Consider When Selling a Bankruptcy Claim

What to Consider When Selling a Bankruptcy Claim

Why Sell a Bankruptcy Claim? Imagine this: One of your customers sends you a notice stating it has filed for chapter 7 or chapter 11 bankruptcy protection rather than the payment for goods or services provided that you were expecting. In technical terms, you now have a “claim” against the “debtor,” but you aren’t sure you want to deal with the bankruptcy process and delay only to recover part of what you are owed. When a bankruptcy claims purchaser offers to purchase your bankruptcy claim from you for cash, you […]

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An Introduction to Bankruptcy Claims Trading Part 2: Sale of a Claim

Introduction to Bankruptcy Claims Trading Part 2 Sale of a Claim

New to the bankruptcy claims trading marketplace? Take a close look at documenting the purchase and sale of a bankruptcy claim.

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Stock Market Pundits & Economic Data: What Conclusions Can We Draw on the Distressed Asset Space?

Economic and Stock Market Data

What Distressed Asset Investors Can Glean from Low Interest Rates, Rising Asset Prices and Insolvency on the Horizon DailyDAC readers know that we try to confine ourselves to publishing “evergreen” thought leadership—general education for business owners and investors about business bankruptcy, its alternatives, and related subjects. There isn’t a stark line between the news of the day about the Markets and the Economy, on the one hand, and the world that is our stock and trade. We have, in the past few weeks, had a number of conversations with some […]

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Meridian Sunrise Village: Risks of Loan-to-Own Strategy

Meridian Sunrise Village distressed private equity

Considerations for Distressed Private Equity   You are a PE fund manager. Your fund employs a loan-to-own strategy (also referred to as distressed private equity) to effect take-overs of target companies. You are accustomed to exerting powerful leverage in chapter 11 cases, particularly when you buy enough claims to confirm a plan or to block confirmation of a plan by other parties. For a plan to be approved consensually, each class of claims or interests must approve it. Approval by a class of claims requires a “yes” vote by a […]

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