New York Law Journal
...shadow banking entities generate credit through maturity transformation (use of short-term funding to finance longer-term assets) and liquidity transformation (use of liquid instruments...
...Cite as: Matter Novation Funding v. Griffin, 504302/12, NYLJ...New York, F/K/A GE Capital Life Assurance Company of...
In thier Antitrust Trade and Practice column, Neal R. Stoll and Shepard Goldfein, partners at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, write that in FY 2012, the Antitrust Division collected a record $1
...Carbon Capital v. American Express (6483/09)—Motion Denied Ge Capital Commercial of v. Mega Burgers III Corp (600074/12)—Motion...
...Submit Order/judg Ge Capital Mortgage v. Gonzalez (22635...A. Rios Central Funding Co. v. Olympic Realty &...
...to award modest grants to service providers to shore up sagging government funding. To increase human resources, he has proposed requiring that every applicant for...
...Cite as: LVNV Funding LLC v. Guest, 2091-10, NYLJ 1202561610582, at *1 (City., WE, Decided...
...Case Disposed T10 Funding v. Ravine Gardens Corp. (9050...Granted, Case Disposed Ge Money Bank v. Caster (26110...
...Fia Card Services v. Perriello (7364/11)—Motion Granted Ge Money Bank v. Alleva (3799/11)—Motion Granted, Case Disposed...
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