At 4 New York, about ten at night in Rome, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled the suspension of the agreement between Fiat and Chrysler. The Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg agreed with pronunciamento unexpected and unusual, to take more time to analyze a complex case. The only problem is that in this case, as in that of General Motors, what is lacking most is their time. Chrysler lost 100 million dollars a day and is likely to be abandoned to his fate from Fiat if the agreement will be finally approved by June 15 next year. Beyond this date, the Lingotto has the contractual right to turn the heel and to frustrate the American car: a hypothesis almost obvious since there are no alternative offers to Turin.
In particular, a heterogeneous group of bondholders (some pension funds in Indiana, the groups defending the rights of consumers and the widow of a former Chrysler employee) have requested the cancellation of the sale of Chrysler to Fiat in order to achieve greater power warranty on its investment in Chrysler. The three pension funds in Indiana, representing teachers and policemen, have a debt to be 42.5 million dollars on Chrysler debt, bonds from the total 6.9 billion dollars. In return for these 6.9 billion dollars the new arrangements for the transfer of ownership of the Chrysler Group include the allocation pro rata to the bondholders secured “by 2 billion dollars by the government and 800 million dollars in settlement. To bondholders have been offered 29 cents for every dollar while the pension funds in particular have paid 43 cents U.S. dollars on their titles. The potential losses for these words are relevant bondholder in the rate on investment made, but negligible in comparison to the debt of Chrysler and also government investment group: only Washington (including the Canadian example has lent money to the group) has provided funding for it over 10 billion dollars in favor of the American home.
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