Lehman Brothers is mulling a spinoff of its
remaining assets, which the firm's internal calculations value at about $45 billion, The Wall Street Journal reported. The investment firm entered bankruptcy proceedings eight months ago. That current valuation is less than half what it was before the financial crisis flared in September, after Lehman collapsed, the paper reported. At nondistressed prices, Lehman values the assets at $400 billion;
the bankruptcy estate of Lehman owes creditors about $200 billion, the Journal reported. Potential buyers would be betting that the value of those assets -- including corporate debt from banks, risky consumer loans, and New York apartment projects -- will rise as the economy recovers, the Journal reported.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/...spinoff-of-rest-of-assets-journal45 - 200 = immernoch pleite und kein geld fuer ehemalige aktionaere
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