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he trend in bank bankruptcies continues unabated. According to FDIC there have been 157 bankruptcies in 2010, which is actually higher than the number of bank failures in 2009 (140). This clearly shows that banks are still struggling to cope with the economic crisis that began in 2008. The banks have been plagued by similar problems - increased proportion of Non Performing loans in Assets portfolio through continuing Mortgage defaults .The troubles are compounded in a fragile economic environment which leads to steep decline in Earnings and erosion of Capital eventually plunging these banks into bankruptcy. Safety Ranking An indication of the financial frailty of these banks is given by BankVega's Safety Ranking which takes into account each of the above indicators of a bank's financial health. BankVega Safety Ranking measures a bank's financial strength on a scale of 1 (riskiest) to 100 (safest). We believe that it is a predictor of future distress and we had used our safety index to publish a list of 480 riskiest banks of 2010 that had the maximum probability of going bankrupt.

Student loans are the worse. Student loan debt is more than 1 trillion in the United States, and unlike other loans it can't be discharged through bankruptcy.

Student loans are the worse. Student loan debt is more than 1 trillion in the United States, and unlike other loans it can't be discharged through bankruptcy.

Fears Grow Over Government Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy Would Be Disaster for BP

YRC Worldwide, a US-based transportation and logistics provider, is on the brink of bankruptcy despite its efforts to salvage its position in the tough market conditions, reported Transport Intelligence.

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Ron Paul: Healthcare will drive US to bankruptcy

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The trend in bank bankruptcies continues unabated. According to FDIC there have been 157 bankruptcies in 2010, which is actually higher than the number of bank failures in 2009 (140). This clearly shows that banks are still struggling to cope with the economic crisis that began in 2008.

Before you file for bankruptcy, you must consider all these disadvantages especially not being able to apply for loans and reconsider any other option to pay back your debts.

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New Horizons Bank: Another bankruptcy in Georgia On Friday, April 15, 2011, New Horizons Bank, East Ellijay, GA was closed by the Georgia Department of Banking and Finance, and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) was named Receiver. All deposit accounts, excluding certain brokered deposits, have been transferred to Citizens South Bank, Gastonia, NC and will be available immediately. Safety Ranking BankVega safety ranking was below 10 for 7 reported quarters.

If the cost of your assets is limited than the price of debt you owe, claiming bankruptcy may signify individual way out of a glutinous financial position. But, insolvency should not be requested haphazardly. After all, it's not an easy, simple cure-all for out-of-control debt. You can go bankrupt in there are two main ways. https://www.dnsassociates.co.uk/blog/what-happens-when-you-become-bankrupt

[ ] Colorado's Abound Solar bankrupts Colorado's thin-film photovoltaic panel startup, a recipient of US$ 400 million of US federal loans, will shutt down and file for bankruptcy, the US Energy Department announced. "Because of the strong … more

General Motors has received US Bankruptcy Court approval of $33.3 billion in debtor-in-possession financing from the US Treasury, and the Canadian and Ontario governments. The court previously authorized General Motors (GM) to use up to $15 billion of the facility on an interim basis and now the court has entered an order approving the full facility on a final basis.

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Trade Credit Dealing with a financial loss is a challenge.It's more challenging when that loss occurs in an emerging market. No matter what the reason for nonpayment---liquidation, bankruptcy, ongoing defaults, or political risks---it makes it difficult for your company to succeed in international credit risk management, and continue to sell to a broader overseas market.Zurich can help you get your arms around these credit risks. We specialize in creative trade credit solutions for your company that are customized to the countries where your defaults occur. Our trade credit insurance contains no restrictions on customer nationality which means we can handle your trade risk needs anywhere in the world you are doing business. Zurich's underwriters average more than 10 years of experience in emerging markets, and work with 300 of the world's largest multinationals. So you have the backing of experienced professionals that can pinpoint the trade credit solution you need

Global policy makers are beginning to grapple with a key issue rising out of last year's Lehman bankruptcy: how to react if -- or when -- the next big bank spins out of control." />

As banks continue to fail, there is a renewed interest in understanding the causes of financial crisis. Economists have for long tried to understand what causes such crises. There are two views on this: (a) a "sunsopt" view, and (b) a "business cycle" view. The sunspot view argues that the root cause of crisis is depositor "panic". When a substantial number of depositors of a bank begin to believe that a bank is not solvent, they end up starting a self-fulfilling bank run. Given the first-come first-serve nature of demand deposit contracts, every depositor wants to stand first in the line to withdraw his money from the bank. This collective action puts a pressure on even an otherwise solvent bank and drives it to bankruptcy. The business cycle based view instead focuses on fundamental weaknesses in the economy as the key force behind a banking crisis. Under this view, economists argue that banks fail because their illiquid risky investments turn out to be bad. Depositors realize this problem and therefore demand their money back. This leads to an "inefficient" liquidation of the bank and its ultimate failure. While these two views share several common feature, there are many differences in their policy prescriptions. Under the sunspot view, the regulator should try hard to avoid a self-fulfilling prophecy. Regulations such as deposit insurance from the government are geared precisely toward avoiding such runs. Under the business cycle based view, the regulators need to focus their attention more closely on avoiding risky bank behavior and in ensuring smooth liquidation of distressed bank's assets. Of course, a prudent bank regulator should use elements of both these theories to design an optimal bank regulation policy.

Risk measures the likelihood of a bank's failure. Lower risk numbers indicate safer banks, i.e., banks that we forecast as having lower chance of bankruptcy.