A group of Electronic Arts bondholders notified the company of an alleged $1.4 billion default, arguing they are owed a 101-cent premium after the August buyout. EA attempted to avoid the payment by defeasing the bonds with Treasuries and seeking a rating from Egan-Jones. The bondholders have hired Akin Gump and Houlihan Lokey and signed a cooperation agreement.
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