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Ally and ResCap Reach Deal to Complete Restructuring


Ally Financial reached a deal with Residential Capital’s major creditors which would allow the company to complete its bankruptcy restructuring. This move is expected to allow the US Treasury, which still owns 74% of Ally, to begin the exit. Ally said that the plan reached with ResCap’s major creditors will settle the claims between the two companies and add other potential ...
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