A Busy Week in the ABS World
This has been a busy week in ABS news. The Court of Appeals heard oral argument in U.S. Bank v. DLJ on Tuesday. I will post links to the video Continue reading A Busy Week in the ABS World
ABS Updates are brief notes on developing events relating to structured finance litigation
This has been a busy week in ABS news. The Court of Appeals heard oral argument in U.S. Bank v. DLJ on Tuesday. I will post links to the video Continue reading A Busy Week in the ABS World
On February 8, 2022, the Court of Appeals will hear reargument in U.S. Bank National Association v DLJ, APL-2020-18. The case issue statement describes the issues as: Contracts–Breach or Performance Continue reading Court of Appeals to Hear Reargument in U.S. Bank v. DLJ
Relying on the Second Circuit’s October 2021 decision in Phoenix Light v. U.S. Bank, which held that Phoenix Light lacked standing to sue U.S. Bank, the S.D.N.Y. dismissed Phoenix Light’s Continue reading Phoenix Light v. BoNYM Dismissed for Lack of Standing
NCUA and HSBC have agreed to settle NCUA’s trustee claims against HSBC.
Here are two recently-filed TIP/Article 77 proceedings:Deutsche Bank has filed a trust instruction proceeding in Orange County, CA regarding the termination of seven INDX trusts: 2004-AR8, 2004-AR14, 2005-AR6, 2005-AR10, 2005-AR18, Continue reading TIPs and a Trustee Decision
Maclean Amlalo of the Oakleaf Group recently published an analysis for a recent trust instruction proceeding brought by Deutsche Bank regarding optional terminations.
Maclean Amlalo of the Oakleaf Group recently published an analysis of trust termination underpayments.
Christine Brunie of the Oakleaf Group recently published a paper on LIBOR transition.
Maclean Amlalo of the Oakleaf Group recently published an analysis of trust terminations and potential conflicts.
Today, the First Department affirmed all aspects of the JPM Article 77 decision by Justice Friedman. Continue reading JPM Article 77 Decision Affirmed
