Tuesday, October 08, 2019 10:36:19 AM
It looks like the NOLs will have the following breakdown after they sell claims by the 28th:
49% for Debt holders.
51% for Equity holders.
Of the 51%, 34% for CTs, 11% for Cumulative Preferred & 55% for Non-Cumulative Preferreds.
This can adjust if there is a common payout.
There are no penalties or damages in this model either and the Court clearly approved accommodations for the DIP.
It could also be adjusted if there is a significant contribution from a profitable Overseas Sub that would assume obligations for US Holding Creditors after they fold.
But, why would they do it?
Lastly, why would a Money Center arrange a new Broker-Dealer Agreement with Lehman remains?
Is there something I don't understand?
Have at it.
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