Sentence examples for liquidation proceeds from inspiring English sources

"Assignee shall liquidate the Assets, wind down Assignor and distribute the net liquidation proceeds to creditors of Assignor who timely submit claims as instructed below," reads a legal notice pertaining to the General Assignment, which is dated October 26.

"We view the U.S.-Russia U.S.-Russia Investment Fundon proceeds as an essential resource to continue having an impact on private sector development throughout the country while also having a positive effect on Russian civil society," Ms. Alexander said.

Previous studies have shown average liquidation proceeds below the value originally set by the bank, i.e., a proceeds ratio below 1.

Analogously, the closing of a plant/warehouse location at the beginning of time period t in a specific capacity level (that determines the liquidation proceeds) requires that the same location was available in the same capacity level during the previous time period (t - 1) [see (50)].

A Chapter 11 bankruptcy filed by Cadence in August became a liquidation proceeding this month.

In its annual report filed last week, MBIA said that the regulator might commence a "rehabilitation or liquidation proceeding".

If Mr. Picard's lawsuit is successful, he would become one of the fund's unsecured creditors in the liquidation proceeding in the British Virgin Islands.

In the paper I look at a hypothetical liquidation authority proceeding of Bank of America.

In particular, its hard to see how an orderly liquidation authority proceeding of the parent company does not become a bailout of the subsidiaries, if those subsidiaries are to be kept out of any sort of insolvency proceeding.

The basic idea is simple: big financial companies have to submit plans that explain how they would structure a future bankruptcy case or orderly liquidation authority proceeding if they were failing.

In short, the law seems to contemplate that an orderly liquidation authority proceeding will be commenced against the broker-dealer and that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation will take control over a large part of the operation by moving assets into a "bridge bank," although perhaps here we should call it a "bridge broker-dealer".