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Christian Care Centers' bankruptcy liquidation plan leaves bondholders impaired after an asset sale raised only $44.25 million.
January 31 -
Texas trails only Florida for first-time payment defaults on bonds issued for senior health and living facilities for seniors since 2009, according to MMA data.
December 5 -
Leading Life Senior Living in 2020 defaulted on $30.275 million of bonds it sold in 2017 through the Oklahoma Development Finance Authority to purchase two memory care facilities.
November 23 -
The city has estimated liabilities of between $100 million and $500 million and assets of only between $10 million and $50 million, according to the filing.
November 11 -
The San Benito Health Care District board declared a fiscal emergency, a first step to declaring Chapter 9 municipal bankruptcy under California law.
November 9 -
They say the HTA employees group have failed to show any of the four conditions needed for a court to order a stay.
October 31 -
South Carolina-based Jasper Pellets borrowed $12.5 million in private activity bonds in 2018. A deal to settle the firm's Chapter 11 bankruptcy pays the debt.
October 26 -
The plan reduces HTA's $6.4 billion of total claims by more than 80% and saves Puerto Rico more than $3 billion in debt service payments, the Oversight Board said.
October 13 -
Swain said the bondholders lien on revenues and the recourse nature of the bonds needs to be determined. The judge would likely order a plan confirmation hearing take place by June 2023.
September 28 -
Hazelwood's mayor posted a letter on the city website warning of potential bankruptcy if the city can't renegotiate its deal with a fire protection district.
August 18