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Obbligazioni societarie HIGH YIELD e oltre, verso frontiere inesplorate - Vol. 2
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iguanito
Forumer storico
Quindi rimborsano il 12 marzo? Non trovo notizia nel loro sito
fabriziof
Forumer storico
la scorsa settimana dovrebbe essere passato un mio ordine di acquisto 10k a 49,5 della 2041
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Shizuka Minamoto
Bid a 59 ora su SIX
elpablo
AspiranteRamingo
Gentile xxxxxxxx,
in relazione alla comunicazione mail del 22 Gennaio 2021 (VALARIS PLC - Richiesta di consenso), La informiamo che, a seguito delle modifiche apportate al piano di riorganizzazione, sono stati prorogati i termini per esprimere il proprio consenso/dissenso in merito al piano stesso:
La sua adesione precedentemente istruita alla nostra depositaria rimane valida: in caso di volontà di revoca, Le chiediamo di inviarci una richiesta firmata all’indirizzo di posta elettronica: [email protected] entro e non oltre le ore 10.00 del 23 Febbraio 2021.
Cordiali saluti, Customer Care FinecoBank
IL MARATONETA
Forumer storico
Ancora su Mogo 9,50% xs1831877755 con prezzi che salgono, Oggi acquistate a 97,35
cristian2008
Forumer attivo
Mi dicono che è solo per clienti professionali. E vero? grazie
IL MARATONETA
Forumer storico
Non ho certezza ma penso che tu abbia ragione.
Fabrib
Forumer storico
A federal judge denied Citigroup Inc.’s request to claw back roughly $500 million it mistakenly paid out of its own pocket to investment firms that made loans to cosmetics giant Revlon Inc.
Brigade Capital Management LP and other Revlon lenders can keep the money they collected from Citi when the bank wired them the full amount they were owed instead of the small interest payment that was due, according to a written ruling on Tuesday by Judge Jesse Furman of the U.S. District Court in New York.
The August blunder by Citi, Revlon’s loan agent, satisfied a nearly $900 million debt that Revlon wasn’t due to pay until 2023 and delivered an unexpected windfall to lenders on what had become an increasingly risky investment.
While some lenders that were mistakenly paid returned roughly $385 million to Citi, others refused the bank’s request for repayment, touching off a legal dispute that strained relationships with big investors like Brigade, a longtime Citi client.
Judge Furman issued the decision after holding a trial in December that focused on the pivotal question of what Brigade and other recipients knew or suspected soon after they were paid. WSJ
Brigade Capital Management LP and other Revlon lenders can keep the money they collected from Citi when the bank wired them the full amount they were owed instead of the small interest payment that was due, according to a written ruling on Tuesday by Judge Jesse Furman of the U.S. District Court in New York.
The August blunder by Citi, Revlon’s loan agent, satisfied a nearly $900 million debt that Revlon wasn’t due to pay until 2023 and delivered an unexpected windfall to lenders on what had become an increasingly risky investment.
While some lenders that were mistakenly paid returned roughly $385 million to Citi, others refused the bank’s request for repayment, touching off a legal dispute that strained relationships with big investors like Brigade, a longtime Citi client.
Judge Furman issued the decision after holding a trial in December that focused on the pivotal question of what Brigade and other recipients knew or suspected soon after they were paid. WSJ
