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CIT Files Its Bankruptcy Plan
BY MIKE SPECTOR, VANESSA O'CONNELL AND KATE HAYWOOD CIT Group Inc. filed for bankruptcy protection Sunday, in a final attempt to restructure and keep the doors open at the century-old commercial lender. Now, the lender to nearly a million small and midsize businesses must maintain its customer ...
CIT Group files for bankruptcy
reuters.com — Dan Wilchins and Elinor Comlay NEW YORK (Reuters) - CIT Group Inc, a lender to hundreds of... thousands of small and medium-sized businesses, filed for bankruptcy on Sunday, as the global financial crisis left it unable to fund itself and the recession ... (more) CIT Group files for bankruptcy
CIT Seen Filing For Bankruptcy In Coming Days
nytimes.com — NEW YORK (Reuters) - CIT Group is likely to file for bankruptcy in the coming days, analysts... and experts said. The lender to small and medium-sized businesses is trying to restructure its debt, and is offering investors two options. One path would ... (more) CIT Seen Filing For Bankruptcy In Coming Days
CIT Files for Bankruptcy, First Loser in Government Bailout
CIT Files for Bankruptcy, First Loser in Government Bailout
businesspundit.com — Image: Wikipedia Seeking Alpha’s Eli Hoffman puts yesterday’s CIT bankruptcy filing–the fifth largest in US history–in context:... CIT Group (CIT) filed for bankruptcy protection Sunday with broad support from its debtholders, but taxpayers will lose the $2.3B ... (more) CIT Files for Bankruptcy, First Loser in Government Bailout
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CIT Board Approves Bankruptcy Filing
Calculated Risk — ... Approves Proceeding with Prepackaged Plan of Reorganization with Overwhelming Support of Debtholders And from the NY Times Dealbook: CIT Files for Bankruptcy On Sunday afternoon, the company filed for Chapter 11 — but under a so-called prepackaged bankruptcy plan that will enable it to emerge from court protection by the end of the year. Sunday’s filing, made in a Manhattan federal court, caps months of efforts by CIT to stay alive. And from the WSJ: One loser from a bankruptcy would be the U.S. Treasury. Late last year ...

Regulators Delay Bursting of Commercial Real Estate Bubble
Minyanville — ... price levels. Regulators' answer, not unlike the failed mortgage modification programs introduced by the Bush Administration and continued by Obama and his ilk, is to allow big banks like Citigroup ( C ), JPMorgan ( JPM ), and Bank of America ( BAC ) to forestall the recognition of losses, trying to delay the inevitable bursting of the commercial real estate bubble. With Wall Street's collective eyes focused on Monday's headlines -- CIT's ( CIT ) bankruptcy , Goldman Sachs ( GS ) picking up tax credits from Fannie Mae ( ...

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