Replies to post #68036 on Lehman Brothers Financial SA (LEHNQ)

[camaro4me]

This is a "keep the faith" post, correct? Information reinforcement, nothing new?

[inesdefilia]

Whatever investor: check Public Docket nr. #51963 Exhibit 2 the autograph.

[rlinterests]

- This filing is intended to include, without limitation, all Claims of the types described in the preceding paragraph, including, but not limited to, all such Claims related to the offerings described in Exhibit C.

- Exhibit C includes the 4 CTs as well as
- $1B 6.625% Notes due 2012 issued by LBHI
- $250M Medium Term Notes Series G maturity date 11/15/17
- $300M Series K CT
- 120K shares of Pref F stock
- $300M Series L CT
- $750M Medium Term Notes Series G maturity date 3/13/14
- $500M Medium Term Notes Series G maturity date 3/13/09
- $400M Series M CT
- $200M Series N CT
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What is the current status of the other securities listed in Exhibit C that are not CT's?

What is the common denominator, the common link that all securities in Exhibit C have?

Examples- What does $750M Medium Term Notes Series G maturity date 3/13/14 have in common with our CT's?

What does $1B 6.625% Notes due 2012 issued by LBHI have in common with our CT's?

Notes, Preferred Stock, and CT's all listed in Exhibit C.

Now, WHAT DO THEY ALL HAVE IN COMMON?

Do not know myself. But there has to something for them all to be listed in Exhibit C.

[Joe Stocks]

>>Since when does a class of secured creditors get paid last in a bankruptcy case? <<

Here you go again showing that you do not understand what you own. The Cts are not secured. If they were the security would have been identified and addressed in the prospectus. The collateral that JPM held was for themselves and their customers. The courts frowned on the "customers, and JPM dropped their argument that the collateral should be applied to their customers. The CTs are not a JPM customer, but in the end that does not matter anyways.

LBHI secured debt was never part of the BK. Those creditors called in the collateral backing their debt.

READ THE PROSPECTUS COTTON!

[the_doctor]

Thanks Cotton