Royal Dude
11 hours ago
"IMO , Everything has been set up for month of October, November, and December. Payment for the first payment from the:
$750,000,000 JPM Bond on the 22nd of October. Total offering 9B. The rest paid quarterly for 5 years
COOP shares estimated .058 x legacy = Conversion eminent
299 Bil FDIC from the Libor paid with Series A Weekly Bonds/JPM stock. Settlement done/ eminent
JPM Depositary shares from Series NN Mature 28,28,30,35
Amounts have been covered but who knows exactly. My opinion
Payments trust me after great study IMO if you dare. This is just for JPM Coop Conversion will be a separate
settlement and payment .058 est.
Begining of Payments
2.5 B 2,500,000 depositary shares NN 9. Bil
10/22 (1) 9. Bil JPM Note$19:1
10/22 (3) $ Notes 9 Bil
1,22,2025(4) Next Quartily payment (All four Bonds)
Not giving up for December FDIC settlement iminent, only class settlemet today on compensation
lodas
11 hours ago
the chapter 11 is closed as ratified by all parties holding claims, and remunerated for their prior values.... those that held preferred stock were given a pro rated share of 200 million shares IN RETURN FOR THE PREFERRED STOCK THEY HELD PREVIOUSLY!!!!!!....thats what the documents say!!!!!!.....said another way..... if you owned any of those previous preferred instruments, YOU ACCEPTED NEW STOCK IN RETURN FOR THEM!!!!!!......did you read the chapter 11 document.... " all common and preferred shares were cancelled and extinguished in return for stock in the new company....throw this turkey out.... it went rancid 12 years ago, and going on thirteen....now, you tell me what your link implies as far as getting more money from WMIH?.... by the way, my posting name is Lodas....show some respect
lodas
12 hours ago
@ newflow...... very good, you have just confirmed what the 2013 WMIH 10-K stipulates how the 200 million shares were valued that were given to holders of old WAMU equity shares.... A/M liquidated the 7 re insurance companies plus WMIIC of their values, and created those shares given to us... nothing sinister here as A/M did many transactions many here on this board would never comprehend... if you recall, A/M charged over 1 billion dollars in fees alone to bring about the chapter 11 settlement...so, my point still remains as this.... all preferred shares were converted to equity shares, and preferred holders of claims were given a pro rata share of the newly created 200 million shares in the new company.... subsequently, when the chapter 11 closed, those preferred shares were cancelled, extinguished, and all rights to future dividends are null and void.... it says so right in the chapter 11 closing document, and the release forms that you signed...said another way..... there will be no additional payouts to preferred holders including dividends whether in arrears or not... this turkey is cooked 12 years ago, and getting rancid now.... Lodas
AZCowboy
12 hours ago
~ XOOM, ... YES', with the wmi-lt, now closed and having completed its Court Ordered Functions, ... YES, all of those presentations HAVE BEEN Meaningless' and Incorrect ... ~
the wmi-lt WAS NEVER the Company' and the wmi-lt's pr's and filings NO LONGER MATTER, those pr's and filings were applicable to the wmi-lt's DCR, now all completed ... "to the end" ... the Company Has Always Been WMI Reorganized into 2012's WMIHC and then into 2015's WMIH ~
Yes, ... ("to the end" of the wmi-lt)
the SEC 10-K's reveal what ... "The Actual Company" ... has been doing' ... when, why, and how' ! !
AZ, are you stating that even though the LT put out a statement, about 75/25 to the end, whatever they said, is now invalid, since they have packed up and gone ?
I know this is what Bban refers to every time.
just sayin'
AZ
AZCowboy
13 hours ago
~ Remember Folks, ... the now completed and closed up wmi-lt', its pr's, and filings, ? ... ARE NOT THE COMPANY, ... as has been so poorly' presented ~
... and, with the wmi-lt now completed and closed, again none of that matters' ... shhhhh, but it was WMIHC that began the move forward' back in 2015 ...
... COOP, the 2018 Acquired Sub Grouping will be the Tool Used ...
Have A Nice Day People ...
just sayin'
AZ
AZCowboy
13 hours ago
~ Hello BoardDork, ND9, JB, John, ... and All, ... Yes, Everything' is fine as this WaMu ... WMIH Process continues' ... as "COOP" remains a 2018' Acquired Subsidiary Grouping / and only' a necessary loan servicer acquired ~
the wmi-lt remains, now closed and completed, and those unable to accept ?, ... remain confused ...
the WMI 2012 reorganized into WMIHC to 2015's WMIH process used ?, ... remains explained within the SEC's 10-K's, and those that don't study ? ... what was done and how ? ... remain the same', confused' ...
... what has been able to be revealed ?, ... has been, or has been "cactus" chosen NOT to be ... $7.00 to $50.50 ? ... and then $50.50 to $100.00 ? ... just sayin' ... profit is not a dirty word' LOL
at the $50.00 pps achievement ... the allowable debt structure has now been released for utilization, however "COOP" the Sub Grouping, ... IS NOT IN CHARGE' ...
Stick to the sequential 10-K's filed and disregard all of the rest, ... 2012's Feb MOR's, the closed up wmi-lt', and irrelevant presentations of angst' due to misunderstandings, and word or meaning twisting by another' ... along with any continued silly considerations of any 75/25 ratio sharing of the eventual returns' ...
... the WMB NOTES / EURO BONDS, LOOK GREAT' ... the CT's As Well ... cactus checks them daily ... and the NINE Trusts Moved, that are cusip designated, ... remain SECURED' ... ~ Know What You Own ~
just sayin'
AZ
lodas
24 hours ago
to be fair, the following points should be noted, and the first is that A/M, who handled the chapter 11 restructuring did nothing illegal, and was not complicit in hiding money from creditor, or equity claims...
(1)... when Wamu was seized, there was no corporate structure when all officers left
(2) when WMI filed chapter 11 there was no corporate structure in place to do the restructuring, so A/M was hired to provide the accounting, dissolution of WMI Re insurance Trusts held by WMMRC, and the dissolution of WMIIC, and probably other assets of WMI...
(3) over 7 billion dollars was obtained from various sources of recovery that had to be accounted for so as not to lose "value" before the chapter 11 was settled...Time is money, especially over 7 billion dollars , so A/M was wise to place it in various modes of venues to insure protection from loss of value...example: we all do the same thing when we are given large sums of money... the average guy will place the money in a bank to draw interest, or a T-Bill to gather dividends until the money is put to use.... A/M used as series of complex avenues to safeguard the money, as they are required to do as agents for WMI... so, my point.... there was nothing sinister in the various schemes employed by A/M to handle this money... the fact that there were no fraud lawsuits attest to this ......Lodas
newflow
1 day ago
wmi liquidating trust transferred liquidating trust interests using several financial vehicles?
AI Overview
When the WMI Liquidating Trust transferred its liquidating trust interests, it utilized multiple financial vehicles, likely including a combination of direct distributions to beneficiaries, sales of interests to third-party investors through a secondary market, and potentially the creation of additional trusts or holding companies to facilitate specific distribution strategies depending on the complexity of the underlying assets and the needs of the beneficiaries; all while adhering to the terms of the bankruptcy plan that established the trust.
Key points about the WMI Liquidating Trust transfers:
Direct Distributions:
The primary method would likely involve distributing the liquidated assets directly to the beneficiaries of the trust, with each receiving a proportionate share based on their ownership interest in the trust.
Secondary Market Sales:
To facilitate quicker liquidation, the trust might have sold portions of its assets to third-party investors through a secondary market, potentially utilizing a broker or investment bank to manage the sales process.
Use of Holding Companies:
In certain situations, the trust might have created separate holding companies to manage specific asset types, allowing for more targeted distribution strategies and potentially minimizing tax implications.
Tax Considerations:
Due to the nature of a liquidating trust, the distributions to beneficiaries are generally treated as a return of capital and not taxable income, although specific details of the underlying assets and tax laws would need to be considered.