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involved in mediation/deal

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There's no way around this. If/when a deal is struck, the FDIC/JPM will have to be told what it is because it may affect their participation in the GSA which is still at the core of any Plan. They will of course have the opportunity to keep the GSA as is and go forward to confirmation or bail from the GSA.

This is what THJMW may have meant by "not in this instance". Items such as releases and the litigation of third parties (all of which lead right back to JPM/FDIC) will be of interest to JPM/FDIC so after a deal is made, the FDIC, for example, could threaten to bail from the GSA which may cause another "round" of mediation to keep a GSA.

The FDIC could also actually pull out of the GSA, but that would not affect the deal made in mediation between the SNs, Debtor, and EC/TPS because the GSA is allegedly not a confirmation impediment right now. So, the next round of mediation COULD be to renegotiate a new GSA under very different circumstances than how the first one was negotiated. Let's hope the FDIC's decision to remain unbound by the GSA was for this purpose and they care more about releases than JPM is letting on.

ich kann nur hoffen, wenn die noch einmal verlänger wollen das sie jpm und die fdic nicht nur an den tisch bitten, sondern dazu zwingen.

allen investierten viel glück

Sorry wenn es falsch rüber kam sollte ein Spass sein...

Gruß

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Zitat johnnyiwant...:

Re: JPM/FDIC will have to be involved in mediation/deal
As IT is formed into the escape for JMW, Mediation is the tool she will attempt to pry the masters hands from here throat, so she may fill the emptiness and depression of her masters selection and violation of her robe and chambers. As so she has seen the tool to free the hands around her neck she quickly uses this tool and enlists the help of a male colleague she knows will help her bring support in number and action to the multiple acts of violation and the duties she has sworn to uphold.

NOW SHE SETS HER OWN PLAN IN ACTION.
1. MEDIATION with SNH.
2. Possibility of Expanded Discovery.
3. Federal Judge Lyons (a male) to be the Mediator.
4. Give cover to the Masters and protect the nation from the ugly truth.
5. Provide justice, although little some.
So WHY and HOW does this work,
1a. David T. Is a direct link to the Masters via the SPECIAL Investor Advisory Committee of Financial Market s. www.newyorkfed.org/aboutthefed/ag...
Who is the Key director of NYFED? www.newyorkfed.org/aboutthefed/or...
So as you can see David and Jamie are now working together and have been!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Who does Jamie have access to daily? Answer Fed/FDIC
2a. Now JMW threatens all of them.
3a. JMW has employed her tool. She has given Judge Cloak of “CLOSED DOOR MEDIATION AWAY FROM THE PUBLIC FORUM OF THE COURT”
4a. Buy openly stating the JPM/FDIC are “off limits” she has given cover to her Masters while still bring them to the table via David.
5a. Equity is now being heard directly, and is directly a party to the true players. The masters are now working to keep a lid on the company killing that took place on the 25th Sept 2008.

You all can take or leave what you want from this. However, those who think that JPM/FDIC is not involved in negotiations you are sadly wrong They Are!
Conspiracy Regards,
B
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MfG.L:)

kann diese Meditation m.M. nach garnicht erfolgreich sein.
Wo soll denn bitte das Geld herkommen, um das EC zu befrieden und dem Ende der Meditation zuzustimmen.

Gruß WL

Letter Regarding Litigation Tracking Warrants Filed by Frank Cawood

www.kccllc.net/documents/0812229/0812229111206000000000012.pdf

hatte eigentlich nicht an Wamu gedacht, sorry, war in Gedanken bei Lehman Broth.

www.kccllc.net/documents/0812229/0812229111206000000000014.pdf

Thirty-Seventh Monthly Application of Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP, Co-Counsel for the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors, for Interim Allowance of Compensation and for the Reimbursement of Expenses for Services Rendered During the Period from October 1, 2011 Through October 31, 2011

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www.kccllc.net/documents/0812229/0812229111206000000000013.pdf

Notice of Filing Application re: Thirty-Seventh Monthly Application of Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP, Co-Counsel for the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors, for Interim Allowance of Compensation and for the Reimbursement of Expenses for Services Rendered During the Period from October 1, 2011 Through October 31, 2011

MfG.L:)

www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/12/06/...ial-crimes_n_1131639.html

Zitat:
Financial Executives Likely Won't Face Criminal Charges For Role In Financial Crisis: Former Investigator

Though often blamed with making the calls that led the country to the brink of collapse, financial executives likely won't face criminal charges for their practices during the financial crisis, according to a former top U.S. investigator.

The Justice Department has decided that prosecution of financial executives is "better left to regulators" to take civil-enforcement actions, David Cardona, who was a deputy assistant director at the Federal Bureau of Investigation until last month, told the Wall Street Journal.

"There's been a realization and a more deliberate targeting by the Department of Justice before we launch criminally on some of these cases," Cardona told the WSJ.

Cardona's comments come nearly eight months after Senator Carl Levin released a report on Goldman Sachs' role in the financial crisis, which found the investment bank profited off purposefully deceiving its own clients at the height of the financial crisis. Levin then said he would recommend some of the investment bank's executives for possible criminal prosecution.

Government officials haven't successfully prosecuted a single Wall Street executive or financial firm since the meltdown, despite many Americans and experts blaming them for the decisions that led to the housing crisis and subsequent financial panic, according to CBS News.

In fact, Wall Street executives have offered a litany of others to blame for the crisis: consumers who took out mortgages they couldn't afford, investors who demanded the opportunity to buy risky securities, policymakers who didn't anticipate the housing crash -- even regulators, according to The New York Times.

One of the ways Wall Street firms have escaped criminal punishment is through a Justice Department directive issued in the summer of 2008. The new process, known as deferred prosecution, allows for some leniency if firms investigate and admit their own wrongdoing, the NYT reports. But many have derided the guidelines, saying that they're allowing perpetrators to get off too easily.


One outspoken critic, Judge Jed Rakoff, made a decision last month that may force the SEC to step up its enforcement of financial crimes, but likely won't lead to more criminal prosecutions. Rakoff rejected a proposed settlement between the SEC and Citigroup, saying the settlement didn't go far enough to punish the bank because Citi didn't have to admit wrongdoing.

Though the most egregious examples of financial regulators' softness may be related to the financial crisis, the pattern has been apparent for years. Federal prosecution of financial fraud is on track to fall to a 20-year low, according a recent report from Syracuse University. The number of these types of prosecutions has gotten smaller and smaller since 1999, the report found.

The Huffington Post   Jillian Berman    First Posted: 12/ 6/11 12:27 PM ET Updated: 12/ 6/11 12:27 PM
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MfG.L:)

jpm ist zu 100% bei der Mediation dabei.. die lassen sich ja durch "hodenrosen" vertreten.. und der (wird oder) hat den bus mit jpm anwälten sicher anrollen lassen wenn es hot wird.. da wird mary dann auch sicher keine info an uns verschicken.. alles andere wurde ja auch monate lang von uns fern gehalten..

jpm ist also dabei.. für mich gibt es keine frage..

vor knapp 2 stunden wurde bei lehman der POR bestätigt....
für equity (commons und preferred) gibt es nichts......
trotzdem steigt der kurs......verstehst du das, liner ?

 shorts are covering.

www.globest.com/news/12_237/chicago/multifamily/-316343.html

Lehman vom heutigen tief 100% zugenommen.

CHICAGO-New York City-based Fitch Ratings has affirmed the BBB+ credit rating for Equity Residential and its subsidiary ERP Operating Ltd. Partnership, following its announcement that it has pledged $1.3 billion to purchase a 26.5% interest in multifamily giant Archstone, based in Denver.

However, the New York City-based Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., which owns a 47% share of Archstone, has filed its own report with the SEC denying that Equity’s offer is valid. Lehman has a right of first refusal to buy any Archstone interest.

Lehman, which this afternoon received court approval to exit chapter 11 bankruptcy early next year, will reportedly keep its Archstone shares in the bankruptcy, and is trying to come up with its own offer for the interest.

Lehman said in its filing that it considers the Equity offer void for numerous reasons, because the company “believes better alternatives exist for maximizing value.” Lehman  also said it has not been provided with the information shared between Equity and the interest sellers, Bank of America and Barclays Bank. The banks and Equity have been talking about the interest sale since Lehman opted out of an earlier negotiation this past summer, according to the Lehman filing.

Archstone has been quiet about the fight over the interest. A company spokesman could not be reached for comment. The firm has 48,922 apartment units, including 14,000 in Germany.

Equity, owned by Sam Zell, owns or has investments in 417 properties in 15 states and Washington, DC. The company has said it would fund the purchase through cash, debt, sales and its $1.2 billion revolving credit facility. A company spokesman could not be reached for comment.

Categories: Midwest, Northeast, West, Multifamily, Acquisitions/Dispositions, Denver, New York, Chicago

hat mal jemand zu den lehmännern geschaut?

+ 55 %

Hatte die Tage nicht einer gepostet, dass dort 65Mrd. über den Por verteilt werden. Da wollte ich eh noch zur Diskussion anregen, ob und welche Paralellen das zu unserem Fall hat.

ja stimmt,

pfandflasche schreibt da schon wieder, was er schreibt das wisst ihr ja alle, also lohnt sich vielleicht doch eine überlegung.

die lehmänner haben ja noch andere firmen die wahrscheinlich weiter laufen

joeka: vom niedrigsten punkt zum schluß +100%
        im übrigen - winner war schneller, guckst du: #170039

money: es ist halt so mit einem por - wenn drinsteht, daß es nichts gibt,
           dann gibt es halt nichts für equity und prefereds
 
           ==> siehe hierzu den letzten POR von Rosen, wenn dieser genehmigt worden wäre..
                  na, dann hätten wir evtl. auch so einen anstieg....aber nicht lange

Quelle:news@orf.at

Insolvenzverfahren von Lehman Brothers

Mehr als drei Jahre nach dem folgenschweren Zusammenbruch der US-Investmentbank Lehman Brothers steht das Insolvenzverfahren kurz vor dem Abschluss. Ein Insolvenzgericht in New York stimmte heute einem Plan zur Abwicklung des einstigen Wall-Street-Riesen zu. Ende November hatte eine große Mehrheit der Lehman-Gläubiger das Vorgehen gebilligt, nun müssen sie ein Restvermögen von 65 Milliarden Dollar (49 Milliarden Euro) unter sich aufteilen. Damit erhalten sie deutlich weniger zurück als ihre Forderungen, die sich auf 450 Milliarden Dollar beliefen.

Lehman Brothers war 2008 auf dem Höhepunkt der Finanzkrise zusammengebrochen. Wie viele Geldhäuser hatte die Bank in großem Stil mit auf faulen US-Immobilienkrediten basierenden Wertpapieren spekuliert. Nach Angaben der mit der Abwicklung betrauten Zweckgesellschaft Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. war es die „größte und komplexeste“ Pleite der Geschichte mit 7000 Betroffenen in 40 Ländern. Das offizielle Ende des Insolvenzverfahrens könnte das Gericht den Angaben zufolge am 31. Jänner erklären.

Die Abwicklung der Pleitebank dürfte aber noch drei bis fünf Jahre dauern, hieß es aus vertrauten Kreisen. Von den 65 Milliarden Dollar Restvermögen seien derzeit nur 25 Milliarden Dollar liquide. Bei der übrigen Summe handele es sich etwa um Immobilien, die erst noch zu Geld gemacht werden müssten. Die Gelder würden dann zunächst an vorrangige Gläubiger in den USA gehen, etwa die Steuerbehörde oder halbstaatliche Einrichtungen wie die Immobilienfinanzierer Fannie Mae und Freddie Mac.

ja, sorry hab ich erst später gesehn

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Zitat old_joe_mcc:
LTW Letter - Frank Cawood

Better late (on kccllc) than never...
Posted today.
11/28/2011 9156 Letter Regarding Litigation Tracking Warrants Filed by Frank Cawood 258 k
www.kccllc.net/documents/0812229/0812229111206000000000012.pdf
(5 pages)

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I own over 10% ofthe outstanding Litigation Tracking Warrants {LTWs) being considered in this case, directly or through affiliates, such as our family's charitable nonprofit private foundation.
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The Defendants have made a silly argument that because some owners of the L TW s are hedge fund operators, this fact has bearing on your duty to decide whether the LTWs are equity or debt. As an LTW owner, and by no means a hedge fund, I find this argument to be impertinent and irrelevant.
My understanding of our legal system is that a claimant has the right to sell his or her claim to another party who may have more staying power. This right is paramount in a case such as this, which has toiled 18 years on a long, convoluted road seeking justice.
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We LTW holders have been pushed aside by WMI and the WMI Board of Directors who abrogated their fiduciary responsibility to us. Their Board of Directors wrongly transferred the right to the proceeds of the Anchor litigation to JP Morgan without requiring that JP Morgan pay 85% of the proceeds to the LTW holders, who were the rightful owners of that claim.
This Court now has the opportunity to right the wrong, to do justice and to decide that the LTW holders are entitled to the value of our claim, and that our rightful claim is "debt," not "equity."

Good letter. Worth reading in its entirety.
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MfG.L:)

GN8 Mädels und Jungs

hier der link:

www.wiwo.de/unternehmen/banken/...ut-4500-jobs-ab/5929696.html

;-)