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Barclays Capital expected to take over Lehman indexes
Barclays Capital looks set to acquire Lehman Brothers’ suite of indexes, widely used as a benchmark in the fixed-income market.
Dealers have reported a surge in business in the wake of the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers, as former clients of the failed investment bank look for new counterparties to replace hedges.
Bank of China Hong Kong (BOCHK), the 60%-owned subsidiary of Beijing-based Bank of China, has direct exposure to troubled US dealer Lehman Brothers of $69.21 million in the form of Lehman corporate bonds....
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Barclays buys Lehman's capital markets business in the US
Barclays has acquired Lehman Brothers' US investment banking and capital markets businesses, including its derivatives operations, for $250 million.
Isda attempts to reassure investors
A statement from the derivatives association aims to reassure the market and provide advice for participants exposed to trades with Lehman Brothers
Bank CDS spreads widen dramatically following Lehman collapse
The cost of protection on credit default swaps (CDSs) referenced to the world’s largest financial institutions has skyrocketed as Lehman Brother’s bankruptcy has heightened counterparty credit risk concerns.
Lehman Brothers bankruptcy to be largest in history
The liquidation of Lehman Brothers will be the largest bankruptcy in history, with the defunct investment bank holding consolidated assets of $639 billion and liabilities of $613 billion as of May 31, 2008, according to court documents.
Lehman Brothers Japan seeks bankruptcy protection
Lehman Brothers Holdings Japan started bankruptcy protection proceedings in Tokyo today. Under Japanese law, Lehman Japan will be “prohibited from payment of obligations based on the causes [that] arose on or before September 15, 2008, excluding certain...
Lehman Brothers files for bankruptcy
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Bank of America buys Merrill Lynch for $50 billion
Bank of America announced today it will acquire Merrill Lynch in a $50 billion all-stock deal, rounding off an explosive weekend on Wall Street.
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