If the company is publicly traded, search SEC filings using itsEDGAR tool. If you’re looking for the EIN of a tax-exempt organization, like a charity, you canlook them up online with the IRS. There are also commercial EIN databases you can pay to use. Doing so may make sense if you...
Bankruptcy filings In January, Serta Simmons Bedding and 13 of itsaffiliates filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy protectionin a move designed to slash its debt from $1.9 billion to about $300 million. In February, retailer Tuesday Morningreturned to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for its seco...
Court filings have subsequently revealed that 4% of FTX’s global customers are based in the UAE, making it one of the top 10 jurisdictions impacted by the fallout, according to Bloomberg. The courting of FTX and Binance has been the most visible aspect of efforts by jurisdictions in the Ar...
In 2014, a group of peoplesued Radaris in a class-action lawsuitclaiming the company’s practices violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act. Court records indicate the defendants never showed up in court to dispute the claims, and as a result the judge eventually awarded the plaintiffs a default...
In May 2017 when Gallant Capital Markets went belly up, FinanceFeeds became aware of an entry on the bankruptcy court filings in the name of AFX Group to the tune of $2.4 million, demonstrating that the firm had been lodging the capital deposited by its broker clients with Gallant Capital Ma...
So bond holders might agree to take 20 cents of new bonds for 100 cents of old defaulted bonds, representing an 80% haircut, if the other option would be an even bigger loss in bankruptcy court. This type of debt restructuring is a form of default and is NOT part of...
Shell shakes up climate targets as it plans to keep gas business growing; Energy major gives itself more flexibility on timing of plans Tom Wilson – Financial Times /jlne.ws/3wTMjvT Wood energy giant Enviva files for bankruptcy; US pellet supplier to power plants brought down by debt, highe...
However,securedloan options require hard collateral such as property, bills, or vehicles. So if you have none to put up– or if a new lender would have to sit 2nd in place behind another lender to claim that collateral in case of a default or bankruptcy– you’re not likely to be appr...