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It’s been a bad year for turning lawsuits into earnings
Jay Newman is a former senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management and the author of Undermoney.
Can Miami really be the new New York?
The MacArthur Causeway, three and a half miles of road between downtown Miami and South Beach, is flanked by two examples of the region’s struggles to build. At the western end sits the I-395 Signature Bridge, six concrete arches that were meant to “redefine the Miami skyline.” The state awarded the contract to build in 2017; the project is now expected to be completed sometime in 2029. Over this period, the price has climbed from $802 million to $866 million.
Can Miami Really Be the New New York?
Only if it dumps its developer-run government and focuses on putting wealth to good use / Economy, Finance, and Budgets, Politics and Law, States and Cities, Infrastructure and Energy / Eye on the News / Economy, Finance, and Budgets, Politics and Law, States and Cities, Infrastructure and Energy The MacArthur Causeway, three and a half miles of road between downtown Miami and South Beach, is flanked by two examples of the region’s struggles to build.
Opinion: Iran war could trigger economic crisis worse than recession
Jay Newman Lines of cars stretching for blocks around gas stations. Desperate drivers waiting hours to fill up before pumps run out. Transportation costs soaring, driving up prices of everyday items – from clothes to food. Jobs lost. Families hurt. The American dream slipping out of reach.
A four-letter word that spells doom for Venezuela’s creditors
Jay Newman is the author of Undermoney and former senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management, where he led its Argentina campaign.
Arbitration doesn’t work, but there’s a better way to attract foreign direct investment
Jay Newman is an author and former senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management, where he led its Argentina campaign.
American judges will soon decide the fate of Argentina (again)
Jay Newman is a former senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management and an author. He has some, cough, ‘history’ with Argentina.
Sovereign investment dispute resolution is broken
Jay Newman was a senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management.
Blessed are the Poor in Spirit
Ahab was the seventh King of Israel, ruling from 871 to 852 BC, and he was a complete disaster, not least because rather than marry a good Jewish woman as he should have done, Ahab chose a Gentile, a Phoenician princess named Jezebel, whose father was the pagan priest-king of Tyre and Sidon, twin cities located on the coast of modern Lebanon and outside of Jewish territory both then and now.
It’s time to end creditor-on-creditor violence in sovereign restructurings
Jay Newman was a senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management. Nick Kumleben is energy director at Greenmantle.
I Am the Bread of Life
From last week until the end of August, the Gospel at Sunday Mass is taken from chapter six of Saint John. Last Sunday we read the first fifteen verses of John chapter six in which the Lord Jesus was revealed to be the new Moses, who sat down on a mountain to teach and then fed a vast crowd by a miraculous multiplication of loaves and fishes. In a wilderness and with completely inadequate means, Christ fed a multitude through the hands of his Apostles.
GDP linkers are a grand illusion
Jay Newman was a portfolio manager at Elliott Management. Management. John-David Seelig is a data scientist at Rose Technology.
The Whole Counsel of God
Last Sunday in the first lesson we read that the Prophet Amos earned the contempt of the court officials in the Northern Kingdom of Israel who protected their corrupt monarchy. Amaziah, an idolatrous priest of the royal temple at Bethel, commanded Amos to depart Samaria because of his criticism of the king’s immorality, and Amos explained himself, saying: “I was no prophet, nor have I belonged to a company of prophets; I was a shepherd and a dresser of sycamores.
Why New York law doesn’t actually matter
Jay Newman was a senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management.
The Passion of Jesus Christ
What we now call the Fifth Sunday of Lent was for many centuries called Passion Sunday, and then in 1960 this day in the calendar was renamed the First Sunday of the Passion while next week was called the Second Sunday of the Passion. But that change lasted only nine years, and in 1969 the liturgical calendar began to call today the Fifth Sunday of Lent while calling next week’s observance Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord.
For God So Loved the World
“For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.” These beautiful and consoling words of the Lord Jesus, recorded by Saint John in his Gospel at chapter three verse sixteen, are among the most beloved words in Holy Scripture and are the cause of our joy on this Laetare Sunday when we rejoice in the nearness of our salvation.
Hot uranium threatens a meltdown for Western energy security
Jay Newman was a senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management.
Dog catches Argentine car
Jay Newman was a senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management and is the author of Undermoney.
US dollar dominance is facing a crypto-yuan hostile takeover
Jay Newman was a senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management and is the author of Undermoney.
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China’s coming lawfare offensive
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China’s coming lawfare offensive
Jay Newman is a former senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management.
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The CoCo Pops lawsuit revisited
Jay Newman was a senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management. He has no financial position in the CS AT1s.
Apple is a Chinese company
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Apple Is A Chinese Company
Jay Newman was a senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management. With Apple stock near an all-time high, it’s worth asking how it got there — and how long that can last. The world’s most valuable company makes great products, but it may turn out that the biggest driver of its share price has been the close relationship CEO Tim Cook has cultivated with China. with the Chinese Communist party affords Apple a charmed existence when it comes to manufacturing and selling products in China.
Apple is a Chinese company
Jay Newman was a senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management. He has no financial position in Apple, long or short.
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New York to investors: drop dead
Jay Newman was a senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management and is author of the finance thriller Undermoney. William S.
Nobody expects the Spanish arbitration
Jay Newman was a senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management and is author of the finance thriller Undermoney.
In the world of sovereign debt, bad ideas can never die
Jay Newman was a senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management and is author of the finance thriller Undermoney.
Mexico-on-Thames
Jay Newman was a senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management and author of the finance thriller Undermoney.
The real reasons why Western companies chase Chinese sales
Novelist Jay Newman was a senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management.
A dollar borrowed is a dollar earned
Jay Newman was a senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management and is author of the finance thriller Undermoney.
Waiting for Superbond
Jay Newman was a senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management and is author of the finance thriller Undermoney.
Just say no
Jay Newman was a senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management, and is the author of Undermoney, a thriller about the illicit money that...
Unsafe at any price
Jay Newman was a senior portfolio manager at Elliott Management, and is the author of Undermoney, a thriller about the illicit money that...
Opinion | If Putin Owes You Money, Good Luck Collecting It
Illustration: Martin Kozlowski As economic and banking sanctions against Russia proliferate, many investors and creditors are asking what will happen with Russian sovereign debt, which the Russian Federation has issued through both foreign-currency bonds and ruble bonds. If history is a guide, nothing good awaits foreign lenders. As economic sanctions have isolated the Putin regime, Russia, to conserve its financial reserves, has prohibited debt payments to foreigners in hard currency.
Win A Copy Of The Book 'Undermoney: A Novel' By Jay Newman
Home > Free Books > Free Giveways > Win A Copy Of The Book ‘Undermoney: A Novel’ By Jay Newman RedCarpetCrash January 20, 20222022-01-20T03:08:11-06:002022-01-20T05:22:13-06:00 When a U.S. airdrop of billions of dollars disappears in the desert sands of Syria, only a small group of military operatives knows its ultimate destination or why it has been stolen. Their goal is no less than the restoration of America’s geopolitical dominance on the global stage.
Climate Change Could Swamp Your Muni-Bond Portfolio
By the end of this century Oakland, Calif., will be experiencing a “100-year flood” every week. At least that’s what the Oakland city government argued last year, when it filed a lawsuit against several oil companies for contributing to climate change. The city forecasts that rising water levels in the San Francisco Bay will threaten the sewer system and other property “with a total replacement cost of between $22 billion and $38 billion.” Suppose you hold some of Oakland’s municipal bonds.
Keep Your Eye on the U.N.’s Fat Kleptocats
Al Capone has much to teach the would-be pursuers of today’s global kleptocrats. Big Al eluded capture for murder and mayhem so effectively that frustrated prosecutors came up with a novel way to jail him: for tax fraud after a lifestyle audit. How did a man without a bank account who never filed a tax return afford a $39,000 phone bill? In government and business, lifestyle audits are central to detecting fraud. When an employee’s...
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