New Yorkers silently worrying over ramifications of Trump ruling
Janice Hisle, Catherine Yang
The Epoch Times
The dramatic bond reduction on March 25 for former President Donald Trump did nothing to dissipate the dark cloud that his civil fraud case has cast over New York business deals.
Although investors won’t publicly admit it, the case is having a chilling effect, according to Charles Trzcinka, professor of finance at Indiana University–Bloomington.
“If you talk to people in this market, they are very, very upset ... and these are people who are neutral or even opposed to Trump,” he told The Epoch Times. “They’re just angry about it.”
In his role at the university, Mr. Trzcinka said he places students in the corporate lending market in New York, making him aware of trends in that sphere.
An appeals court’s decision to slash the