-
SIFMA, which also filed a brief, said the District Court judge's rejection of a bondholder lien on PREPA's revenues "grossly misreads the underlying bond documents."
December 19 -
The suit contends PREPA's fiscal plans and budgets were manipulated to deprive bondholders of their claim on the authority's revenues and depress the value of the bonds.
December 18 -
The experts, hired by bond parties, say the Oversight Board's economic and expense assumptions underlying its plan of adjustment are too pessimistic.
December 15 -
Taxpayers will get refunds in April, if the legislature approves the deal.
December 13 -
The appeals court grants an expedited schedule to the appeal.
December 13 -
Bond parties say their action against the commonwealth of Puerto Rico isn't barred by PREPA bankruptcy.
December 11 -
Most bondholders voted for the plan, which offers an upfront cash payment and the extension of bond maturities by 25 to 35 years.
December 6 -
Judge says U.S. municipal bonds are less secured than people thought.
December 5 -
Bond parties to challenge Judge Swain's ruling saying they do not have a lien on revenues, among other things.
December 1 -
Swain rejects five bondholder arguments, bringing approval of the Oversight Board's plan of adjustment nearer.
November 30