Who Are Lehman’s Largest Unsecured Creditors?
By Mr Mortgage on September 16, 2008 | More Posts By Mr Mortgage | Author's Website
Sept. 15 (Bloomberg) By Jeff St.Onge- Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., the fourth-largest U.S. investment bank, owes its 10 largest unsecured creditors more than $157 billion, including debts to bondholders totaling $155 billion and debts to at least seven Japanese bank lenders totaling $1.62 billion.
Lehman said its largest unsecured creditors were Citibank N.A. and The Bank of New York Mellon Corp. in their roles as trustees for bondholders owed an estimated $155 billion. Bond trustees serve an administrative role and aren’t liable for debts to note holders.
The foreign insti’s who stand to lose the most asap are:
- Aozora Bank Ltd., based in Tokyo, owed $463 million for a bank loan
- Mizuho Corporate Bank Ltd., owed $382 million
- and a Citigroup Inc. unit based in Hong Kong owed an estimated $275 million, according to the filing.
- Shinsei Bank Ltd., owed $321 million,
- UFJ Bank owed $185 million,
- Sumitomo Mitsubishi Banking Corp. owed $177 million,
- Shinkin Central Bank owed $93 million
- Chuo Mitsui Trust and Banking owed $93 million.
Senior unsecured note holders are owed $138 billion, subordinated unsecured noteholders are owed $12 billion and junior subordinated note holders are owed $5 billion.
More details of US firms with unsecured loans to Lehman will likely come soon. I will keep you posted.
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