National Museum of American Jewish History Files for Bankruptcy

March 2, 2020, 1:09 PM UTC

The museum, located in Philadelphia, files for Chapter 11 protection from creditors to restructure some $30 million of bonds, per court papers.

  • The non-profit lists assets and liabilities of as much as $50 million each in its bankruptcy petition
  • Bonds issued in 2015 to refinance a loan that paid for the construction of current museum building, Chief Financial Officer Paul Waimberg says in court declaration
    • Bonds held by BNB Bank and about 12 individuals and/or trusts or foundations, many of whom are insiders of the museum, per declaration
  • The case is Museum of American Jewish History, d/b/a National ...





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