Bankruptcy

Legal arguments in progress as the troubled city southwest of Philadelphia nears year three of bankruptcy could have wide-ranging precedents.

Oversight Board says the non-consenting bondholders ideas are "not a proposal."

Litigation in Arizona, Oklahoma, Texas, and Utah could determine bond issuance, culpability for defaults, or the constitutionality of underwriter bans.

Nuveen LLC reached an agreement to sell its 11% equity stake in Vistra Vision to Vistra Corp., that started as municipal bonds ensnared in a bankruptcy.

The University of the Arts, a private college in Philadelphia that abruptly closed its doors in June, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

PREPA and its creditors have 30 more days to negotiate a possible debt-cutting deal.

The bankruptcy saga of Mercy Hospital continues, with trustee Computershare Trust filing a notice about the distribution of cash to bondholders.

The bond parties and the Oversight Board are now arguing over the meaning of the word "account."

The St. Louis-based senior-living facilities operator has almost $80 million in bonds outstanding.

Puerto Rico's financial oversight board is seeking to reopen a confirmation hearing on a debt-restructuring plan for the island's power utility after an appeals court last week ruled that bondholders have a claim to the agency's future net revenue.