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Rebuilding Banking Law: Banks as Public Utilities

Harvard Corporate Governance

The Biden Administration has recommended new ways to hold bank executives accountable when their institutions fail, stricter capital and liquidity requirements, new stress testing rules, and stronger long-term debt mandates. The deposit insurance debate is a case in point. One side sees value in having large quantities of uninsured deposits.

Banking 214
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SEC Strategic Plan for Fiscal Years 2022-2026

Harvard Corporate Governance

For example, debt capital markets account for 80 percent of financing for non-financial corporations in the United States. Global markets are inextricably linked, with money flowing between them in microseconds. capital markets represent about 40 percent of the global capital market. Companies and investors access the U.S.

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Can Elon Musk Make the Math Work on Owning Twitter? It’s Dicey.

NYT M&A

The site frequently loses money and took on $13 billion in debt for the blockbuster deal. Musk faces financial challenges in owning Twitter.

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Creditors, Shareholders, and Losers In Between: A Failed Regulatory Experiment

Harvard Corporate Governance

In response to the backlash against the use of public money to rescue financial institutions, their motivation was to realize an aspiration that taxpayers would no longer be left holding the bag during times of crisis. No more bailouts.

Banking 182
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Shareholder Advances: Debt or Equity?

Machen McChesney

Shareholder advances: Debt or equity? From time to time, owners of closely held businesses might need to advance their companies' money to bridge a temporary downturn or provide funds for an expansion or another major purchase. How should those advances be classified under U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)?

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Co-op to sell petrol forecourt business to rival Asda for £600m

The Guardian M&A

Company says money from deal will be used to cut debt and reinvested in its ‘core convenience’ business The Co-operative Group has agreed to sell its petrol forecourt business to its supermarket rival Asda for £600m, saying it would use the money to reduce debt and open more convenience stores.

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Comment on New Jersey Draconian Penalties on Appraisers by Baggins

Appraisers Blog

Buyers can be handed additional disclosure forms that they may use their appraiser complaint settlement money to help offset down payment requirements if they want to try again. But they’ll never escape the debt trap which occurs from amortized commissions over a 30 year schedule! HO HO HO Merry Christmas!