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Odyssey Marine Exploration Secures Strategic Debt Financing Deal

Odyssey Marine Exploration Gets Strategic Debt Financing Deal

By Stephen Nakrosis Odyssey Marine Exploration on Monday said it entered a note and warrant purchase deal with several of its largest institutional...

Odyssey Marine Exploration Secures Strategic Debt Financing Deal

Greywolf Capital Management Announces Close of Greywolf Containership Opportunities Fund II, a Specialized Maritime Strategy

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Citi's US$900M payment looked deliberate, witnesses say

Chris Dolmetsch, Katherine Doherty and Jenny Surane, Bloomberg News Chairs sit at tables in the 1812 meeting room at the new Citigroup Inc. headquarters in New York, U.S., on Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2019. Citigroup's trading floors - long known for being festooned with flags marking the home countries of its hundreds of traders, and banners touting years of good performance - have gotten swankier, with floor-to-ceiling windows, desks outfitted with 43-inch computer monitors and small cafeterias on every floor. Photographer: Marc McAndrews/Bloomberg , Bloomberg A witness for Revlon Inc. creditors that received part of a US$900 million payment Citigroup Inc. sent in error took a grilling on Thursday in a trial over the bank’s effort to get the money back.

Citi's $900 Million Flub Spurs Grilling at Closely Watched Trial

Citi’s $900 Million Flub Spurs Grilling at Closely Watched Trial Bloomberg 12/10/2020 Chris Dolmetsch, Katherine Doherty and Jenny Surane © Bloomberg Chairs sit at tables in the 1812 meeting room at the new Citigroup Inc. headquarters in New York, U.S., on Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2019. Citigroup's trading floors - long known for being festooned with flags marking the home countries of its hundreds of traders, and banners touting years of good performance - have gotten swankier, with floor-to-ceiling windows, desks outfitted with 43-inch computer monitors and small cafeterias on every floor. (Bloomberg) -- A witness for Revlon Inc. creditors that received part of a $900 million payment Citigroup Inc. sent in error took a grilling on Thursday in a trial over the bank’s effort to get the money back.