Taj Mahal high-yield bond financing: The record
Reporting and findings
- documented
The project was financed through high-yield debt carrying demanding repayment terms.
- U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey via Justia: In re Donald J. Trump Casino Securities LitigationBond offering, disclosed risks, asserted omissions, and disposition
- The Washington Post: Trump's bad bet: How too much debt drove his biggest casino agroundFinancing, analyst warning, contractors, bankruptcy, and bondholders
- The New York Times via U.S. House Judiciary Committee record: How Donald Trump Bankrupted His Atlantic City Casinos, but Still Earned MillionsPages 2-9: financing, related transactions, bankruptcies, and outcomes
- documented
Trump developed, controlled, and promoted the Taj Mahal financing and opening.
- U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey via Justia: In re Donald J. Trump Casino Securities LitigationBond offering, disclosed risks, asserted omissions, and disposition
- The Washington Post: Trump's bad bet: How too much debt drove his biggest casino agroundFinancing, analyst warning, contractors, bankruptcy, and bondholders
People and organizations
- America First Audit: Taj Mahal high-yield bond financingaudit case
- Donald J. Trumpcomparison subject
Relationships in this file
- Donald J. Trumplinked by cited action or authorityAmerica First Audit: Taj Mahal high-yield bond financing