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Quantifying Cryptocurrency Claims in Bankruptcy: Does the Dollar Still Reign Supreme?
In the past six months, four major players in the crypto space have filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection: Celsius Network, Voyager Digital, FTX, and BlockFi, and more may be forthcoming. Together, the debtors in these four bankruptcy cases are beholden to hundreds of thousands of creditors. The bulk of the claims in these cases are customer claims related to cryptocurrency held on the debtors’ respective platforms.
Eighth Circuit Follows Second Circuit and Affirms Broad Safe Harbor Protections for Bank Customers | JD Supra
In Kelley v. Safe Harbor Managed Account 101, Ltd.,[1] the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals endorsed a broad view of parties protected from avoidance claims related to certain derivative and financial contracts (“QFCs”), including a securities contract (e.g., purchase and sale of securities).
Eighth Circuit Follows Second Circuit and Affirms Broad Safe Harbor Protections for Bank Customers
In Kelley v. Safe Harbor Managed Account 101, Ltd.,[1] the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals endorsed a broad view of parties protected from avoidance claims related to certain derivative and financial contracts (“QFCs”), including a securities contract (e.g., purchase and sale of securities).
Eighth Circuit Follows Second Circuit And Affirms Broad Safe Harbor Protections For Bank Customers
In Kelley v. Safe Harbor Managed Account 101, Ltd.,1 the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals endorsed a broad view of parties protected from avoidance claims related to certain derivative and financial contracts ("QFCs"), including a securities contract (e.g., purchase and sale of securities).
Junior Creditors Beware: Third Circuit Awards Damages For Breach Of Turnover Provision
On April 13, 2022, the Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit ruled in CoFund II LLC v. Hitachi Capital America Corp.
Delaware Bankruptcy Court Rules That Unsecured Creditors Of A Solvent Debtor Are Entitled To Post-Petition Interest At The Federal Judgment Rate, Not The Default Interest Rate - Insolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-structuring - United States
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. On December 22, 2021, Judge Mary Walrath of the Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware held in In re The Hertz Corp.
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