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If any two of the three big ratings firms—Moody's Investors Service, Standard & Poor's and Fitch Ratings—raise Ford Motor Credit's senior unsecured credit rating to investment grade, the FUEL notes must be exchanged into senior unsecured notes, keeping the same maturity and coupon.
Ford Deal Offers an Upgrade Kellie Geressy-Nilsen 2011
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Bloomberg News At the beginning of the year, it cost $350,000 per year for five years to insure $10 million of Ford Credit's debt, according to J.P. Morgan Chase.
Ford's Drive to Ditch 'Junk' Matthew Dolan 2010
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Clean Credit's disgruntled customers filed complaints with state and local authorities, and the FTC -- which oversees the Credit Repair Organizations Act -- then took on the case.
As credit scores fall, more consumers vulnerable to credit-repair scams 2010
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Clean Credit's disgruntled customers filed complaints with state and local authorities, and the FTC -- which oversees the Credit Repair Organizations Act -- then took on the case.
As credit scores fall, more consumers vulnerable to credit-repair scams 2010
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Credit's Tipping P.int So, against all this, where should J.P. Morgan shares trade?
There Is a Flaw in the Dimon Story Peter Eavis 2010
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The lending arm for Ford told investors in August it is scaling back the number of vehicles it expects to lease and warned that if market conditions continue to deteriorate, further losses could place Ford Credit's lending plan at further risk.
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Credit's plugged up, and it looks like the trillion dollar bailout might not be enough.
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Now there is a spreading lack of Credit Where Credit's Due too.
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GM, GMAC, Ford and Ford Motor Credit's credit-default swaps are all trading in "points upfront," meaning the companies are perceived by credit investors as distressed, if not at risk of insolvency.
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Credit's plugged up, and it looks like the trillion dollar bailout might not be enough.
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