New York Hedge Fund Cries Foul Over Northwest Plan
Jan 30 2007 | 9:22am ET
New York-based hedge fund manager Owl Creek Asset Management has a few words for bankrupt Northwest Airlines.
In a securities filing, the firm, which holds a 5% stake in Northwest, objected to the airline’s proposed reorganization, saying it unduly rewards creditors at shareholders’ expense.
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