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Wednesday, September 12, 2012 2:54:47 PM
If Lehman delays the liquidation phase till 2017, imo, there is one reason for that: to maximize payments to creditors taking advantage of NOLs and a better environment, but my question is what about a reorganization if they have to keep the ownership unchangable till then? Doesn´t it mean everthing (comm/pref) will be frozen till the liquidation phase is over? I believe yes, they must close the liquidation phase first. Of course, if some remaning assets are out of POR, as we are assuming.
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