- Are you Ready for the End of LIBOR? The Fed Issues Guidance on Assessing LIBOR Transition Progress – McGuireWoods
- Ridding Trust Indentures of Pesky Bearer Bond Language: Butler Snow
- MSRB Seeks Comment on Regulation of Solicitor Municipal Advisors.
- FINRA Seeks Comment on Margining of Extended Settlement Transactions.
- Moody’s Launches Comprehensive Suite of Climate Solutions.
- And finally, You Had Me At Episiotomy is brought to us this week by Delanoy v. Township of Ocean, in which the court noted in its opinion that, “In 2014, however, Delanoy became pregnant again with an expected (and, as it turned out, actual) due date of March 17, 2015.” Knowing absolutely nothing of conception and childbirth, your Editor was initially of the opinion that synchronous expected and actual due dates was, like, some kind of Christmas miracle or something. That is until some generous colleagues sat him down and explained the mechanisms available for facilitating delivery on a date certain. While highly enlightening, we must say that we could have done without the puppet show. No storks were harmed in the making of this horrifying tableau.
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