"The abruptness of LBHI’s filing is reported to have reduced the value of Lehman’s estate by as much as $75 billion (Valukas 2010, p. 725). For example, 70 percent of derivatives receivables worth $48 billion were lost that could otherwise have been unwound.10 The lack of planning also contributed to many ensuing disputes with creditors."
." Reverse repos and securities loans had declined since May 2008 (Panel A of Table 1). Tri-party repo funding in particular had dropped from $80 billion on May 31, 2008, to $650 million on September 19, 2008. Failed transactions and the failure of counterparties to return margin posted by LBI harmed its cash position All derivatives. " 75 , 48 and 80 Billion thats about right. 203 Billion. Loss. IMO Truth hurts ADMIN go eat Sheet.
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