messages.finance.yahoo.com/Stocks_(A_to_Z)/...;tof=1&frt=2Zitat myh1668:
Just came home at 9pm and found the POR ><
Here is a non-summary (please correct any mistake as I had spent 4 hours reading, writing notes and thinking, things are blurrrrry).
Didn't know how to write these out so I arrange it as threads within this post so any commands about that POR items can be addressed instead of 10 different posts from me. It might get bulky, feel free to start a new specialized topic.
Here we go.....
Cash Contributions:
Senior Notes claims/Senior Subordinated Notes to give WMI $75 Millions.
P. 6 Last 2 Paragraphs.
This should be what the HFs are giving us in cash for IT releases.
Credit Line By HFs:
A $125 Millions credit line to be used for business operations and acquisitions given by the HFs at 7% for 4 1/2 to 5 Years.
P. 6 Last Para. and P. 13 Para.
#1 This is not really a great deal, 7% Interest!
Additional $10 Millions Loan:
A $10 Millions loan that carry a 13% Interest and priority in payment.
Backed by WMMRC's portfolio.
P. 7 1st Para.
13%!! And then they get paid first, sigh.....if there isn't those NOLs and assets in the subs, I would just say NO to this POR instead of having a discussion.
Noteholders Option to Commons of New Co:
Noteholders can opt for up to 5% (10 Millions shares out of 200 Millions shares) of the new co.
P. 7 2nd Paragraph.
This might not seems like much, but since they are also creditors of the new co. and control majority of the Trust Advisory Board (see next few posts), I am a little worry here.
Releases:
All Equities getting distribution must give releases to all third parties in the Non-Debtor Releases provision.
P.8 Footnote 12.
As little as they give us plus our own money, they want quite a bit of releases.
New Co. Stock Splits:
After Noteholders' stock elections (5 % Max), remaining stock in the new co. Will be split. 70% to Prefers (including TPS), 30% to original commons.
P.11
Litigation Trust:
Third Parties including (as listed in POR)
1) D&O BEFORE Petition (What about Post?)
2) Professional & Representatives retained by debtor BEFORE Petition (Again??)
3) Non-contractual breach of duty to WMI, including antitrust and business tort claims (but we can't go after JPM for the breach of contract, since they are released in the GSA).
P.13. Last Paragraph.
FJR Interest:
It will be at 1.95%
P. 14. Last Paragraph.
That is not what we wanted, is it? Can't believe this is not an item being talked about. Just because JWM ruled, doesn't mean we cannot have a better deal, everything should be on the table.
Liquidation Trust:
7 Members. 3 From Creditors and 3 from EC, one additional from CREDITORS, needing approval by EC. Liquidating Trust Interest marked as "Cannot Be Transfered".
P. 15.
Why not one additional by EC, approval by CC instead?
The impact of the "Cannot Be Transfered"? Rosen said it will use up money but I really don't trust his surface reason, any one can explain this one?
Who are the Trust Members?:
Wells Fargo/Arnold Kastenbaum
---CC Members
Joel Klien/Micheal Willingham
---EC Members
Mathew Cantor
---EC/CC Member
And the worst of the worst
William Kosturos
---LIQUIDING TRUSTEE
Two open spots not fill yet.
P. 28 Bottom Paragraph.
Alright, anyone think this is a good idea?? Paying this guy K who knew nothing about the BK and knew nothing about anything to be the Trustee for our money?
Zitatende
Fortsetzung folgt...
MfG.L:)
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