Akiko Matsuda is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She specializes in bankruptcy and restructuring, with a strong focus on legal affairs, litigation, and finance. Akiko's work has been featured in notable publications including The Real Deal, Financial News, and Yahoo Finance.
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Akiko Matsuda's reporting is heavily focused on bankruptcy, finance, and legal proceedings within the United States. She regularly covers news related to bankruptcies of various entities including traditional financial institutions as well as cryptocurrency lenders.
Given her extensive coverage of legal policy regulation and government/private sector announcements, she may be particularly interested in receiving pitches from legal experts specializing in bankruptcy law or finance professionals with insights into business restructuring and financial regulations.
Considering Akiko's specific focus on US-based bankruptcies and financial institutions, relevant sources for her articles would include individuals with direct knowledge or experience related to these matters within the US market.
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By: Akiko Matsuda
Creditors allege the founding family is delaying restructuring to avoid accountability.
By: Akiko Matsuda
The Manhattan appeals court ruled that the regulator can keep SVB Financial Group’s deposit to offset damages, shutting down a key source of recovery for investors.
By: Akiko Matsuda
The state-backed airline secured $406 million in bankruptcy financing as geopolitical shocks and engine issues forced a fleet downsizing.
By: Akiko Matsuda
The petition seeks a review of whether solvent companies can use bankruptcy to shield themselves from mass-tort claims.
By: Akiko Matsuda
The nursing-home operator fended off a proposed $100 million price cut by sweetening lease terms for the buyer.
By: Akiko Matsuda
The skilled-nursing home operator overcame last-minute disputes with its buyer, clearing the path to wrap up a complex restructuring.
A disruption at BAE Systems has halted the federal bankruptcy-noticing system since Oct. 9, forcing courts nationwide to adopt emergency measures.
By: Akiko Matsuda
A bankruptcy judge rejected the camp’s governance proposal, ordering its founding family to give up authority over its chapter 11 estate.
By: Akiko Matsuda
A New Jersey bankruptcy judge approved a $535 million deal for Berkshire Hathaway and others to resolve asbestos-injury liabilities tied to a defunct affiliate, rejecting claims the deal negotiators were conflicted.
By: Akiko Matsuda
Talc-litigation settlement wins over Target, CVS and Walgreens, leaving Walmart as the lone retail holdout.
