ABI Blog Exchange

The American Bankruptcy Institute Commission to Study the Reform of Chapter 11 today released its long-awaited, much-anticipated

Many people in Brazil don't have bank accounts-but they do have smartphones. These qualities, in combination with favorable regulations, make the country likely to adopt mobile payments in a big way.

Appointing a chief ethics officer can help banks maintain their integrity and foster public trust. Banks should also develop decision processes that explicitly address the question of whether they should do something, as opposed to whether they can.

I have always believed that I could help the Immigrants in the Baltimore Latino community by speaking Spanish. Therefore, I have spent the last five years studying Spanish on a daily basis.

When I was in high school, social media consisted of my home telephone line.   I could use it to access the outside world until my parents told me to get off the phone because they were expecting an important call.   Today’s teens have many more oppo

The ABI Commission to Study the Reform of Chapter 11 unveiled a summary of its recommendations at the Winter Leadership Conference on December 4 in La Quinta, California.   The full report will be released on December 6 and contains 240 recommendatio

In a Breaking News Alert at CommercialBankruptcyInvestor.com, Chapter11Dockets.com provides details of Deb Stores Holding’s proposed DIP financing facili

Connacher Oil and Gas issued financial statements at the end of 3Q 2014 that included a going concern warning.

Have you heard about the “Baby Boomer Tsunami”? In Episode 13 of Accredited Investor Markets Radio host Chris Cahill speaks with Jerry Mills of B2BCFO, who coined the term.