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Washington Mutual demanda a la FDIC por 17 billones US$ + daños

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#15665

Os habeis ido todos al cine???o estais abatidos???

no entiendo nadie postea,que dira ahora bophan se debe estar partiendo el culo a nuestra costa seguro que vendio a 45 dolares si le quedaba alguna

#15666

Http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSN0117138920101101

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSN0117138920101101 report del finiquito

UPDATE 3-WaMu examiner dampens hopes for shareholders

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Washington Mutual, Inc.
WAMUQ.PK
$0.17
+0.00+2.35%
12:00am GMT+0200

JPMorgan Chase & Co.
JPM.N
$37.42
-0.21-0.56%
8:00pm GMT+0100
Mon Nov 1, 2010 7:27pm EDT
* Examiner finds FDIC, JPMorgan settlement "reasonable"

* Report says litigation unlikely better than settlement (Adds FDIC statement)

By Tom Hals

WILMINGTON, Del., Nov 1 (Reuters) - Shareholders of Washington Mutual Inc (WAMUQ.PK) are "highly unlikely" to recover anything from the bankruptcy stemming from the biggest bank failure in U.S. history, a court-appointed examiner said on Monday.

The examiner wrapped up a three-month investigation into an agreement between JPMorgan Chase & Co and a federal regulator aimed at ending Washington Mutual's two-year bankruptcy.

His conclusions were welcomed by the company, but will be a blow to shareholders, who stand to get nothing under the company's proposed reorganization.

The examiner, Joshua Hochberg, determined that "the proposed settlement will most likely result in no recovery for any classes of shareholders under the plan. The examiner also concludes that further litigation concerning any disputed asset is highly unlikely to materially to benefit classes that are 'out of the money.'"

An attorney for the official committee of equity holders declined to comment.

The report digs through the final months leading up to Washington Mutual's collapse into Chapter 11 the day after regulators seized its bank operations and sold them to JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.N) for $1.9 billion.

The bank's failure came at the height of the 2008 financial panic and followed a $16 billion run on deposits.

The report recalls the fears at the time of a wider financial meltdown, concerns about Washington Mutual's hidden toxic assets and FDIC jitters that its deposit insurance fund would be rendered insolvent by a large

#15667

Es el final de los accionistas (de hace 3 horas en reuters),ya lo dicen en la cnn cero para accionistas

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Washington Mutual, Inc.
WAMUQ.PK
$0.17
+0.00+2.35%
12:00am GMT+0200

JPMorgan Chase & Co.
JPM.N
$37.42
-0.21-0.56%
8:00pm GMT+0100
Mon Nov 1, 2010 7:27pm EDT
* Examiner finds FDIC, JPMorgan settlement "reasonable"

* Report says litigation unlikely better than settlement (Adds FDIC statement)

By Tom Hals

WILMINGTON, Del., Nov 1 (Reuters) - Shareholders of Washington Mutual Inc (WAMUQ.PK) are "highly unlikely" to recover anything from the bankruptcy stemming from the biggest bank failure in U.S. history, a court-appointed examiner said on Monday.

The examiner wrapped up a three-month investigation into an agreement between JPMorgan Chase & Co and a federal regulator aimed at ending Washington Mutual's two-year bankruptcy.

His conclusions were welcomed by the company, but will be a blow to shareholders, who stand to get nothing under the company's proposed reorganization.

The examiner, Joshua Hochberg, determined that "the proposed settlement will most likely result in no recovery for any classes of shareholders under the plan. The examiner also concludes that further litigation concerning any disputed asset is highly unlikely to materially to benefit classes that are 'out of the money.'"

An attorney for the official committee of equity holders declined to comment.

The report digs through the final months leading up to Washington Mutual's collapse into Chapter 11 the day after regulators seized its bank operations and sold them to JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.N) for $1.9 billion.

The bank's failure came at the height of the 2008 financial panic and followed a $16 billion run on deposits.

The report recalls the fears at the time of a wider financial meltdown, concerns about Washington Mutual's hidden toxic assets and FDIC jitters that its deposit insurance fund would be rendered insolvent by a large

#15668

Os vuelvo a poner el articulo para que quede claro cero para los accionistas

UPDATE 3-WaMu examiner dampens hopes for shareholders (REUTERS)

cero para preferentes tambien es peor de lo que me imaginaba tendremos que colocar las comunes a 3 centimos y las preferentes a 3 dolares para venderlas

#15669

Abrimos un hilo sobre lehman este ya esta acabado????????????

hdlgp

#15670

Re: El informe

Mañana en Uruguay es feriado y los bancos no operan por el día de los difuntos (que en este caso somos nosotros)

#15671

Os pongo la prte nuclear del informe

His conclusions were welcomed by the company, but will be a blow to shareholders, who stand TO GET NOTHING under the company's proposed reorganization.

The examiner, Joshua Hochberg, determined that "the proposed settlement will most likely result in no recovery for any classes of shareholders under the plan. The examiner also concludes that further litigation concerning any disputed asset is HIGHLY UNLIKELY to materially to benefit classes that are 'out of the money.'"

HE PUESTO EN MAYUSCULAS LA MADRE DEL CORDERO,NO HAY DONDE AGARRARSE ESTO ES EL ACABOSE

#15672

Re: El informe

no jodas o sea que eres uruguayo y no puedes poner la orden por internet (te entendi mal entendo que quizas era day off en eeuu) si te esperas al miercoles no podras salvar nada,trata de hacerlo por internet o lo perderas todo,llevabas muchas acciones?????????????

lo siento ha sido un lucha inutil la vida a veces es asi esperemos que nos sonria en otras areas.un abrazo