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: Calculated RiskGM Bondholders watching Chrysler Bankruptcy
By Anonymous
From the Financial Times: GM creditors watch Chrysler lawsuit (ht jb)
General Motors bondholders ... will be watching a New York court on Tuesday as a group of Chrysler creditors tries to block the imminent emergence of GM?s smaller rival from bankruptcy protection.So Chrysler will probably emerge from bankruptcy this week - and GM will likely file for bankruptcy by next Monday, June 1st.GM?s offer to the bondholders of a 10 per cent equity stake in the restructured company expires at midnight. The bondholders, with $27bn in unsecured claims, are widely expected to reject the proposal, setting the stage for GM to file for bankruptcy protection by June 1.
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The bankruptcy court is expected to approve the deal tomorrow, paving the way for the new company to emerge from Chapter 11.
Full post as published by Calculated Risk on May 25, 2009 (boomark / email).
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