Not at all. She can rule at anytime. I expect the holding company to move to strike the fdic's latest motion on the ground that the issue has already been submitted for decision to the judge. And when she orders the turnover, the fdic motion becomes moot anyway.
IMHO it means if you owe people money stall for time. If people owe you money, put on the pressure. At some "perfect storm" moment the appeals run out and truth and justice comes into play.