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stoxjock

10/08/25 8:48 PM

#115033 RE: goodietime #115032

Wow, That's Good News. Thanks for Sharing this....

This is definitely a Step in the right direction as, at least it removes LBIE from 'holding Up' any "Future Distributions" to LBHI2 ==> LBHI.
In addition, it means LBIE has now been "Wound up Completely", that means whatever 'Remaining Distributions" it was going to send out to its 'Beneficiary Creditors', have All Been 'Sent' By Now! So LBHI would be receiving the "Final Distribution" by way of LBHI2 ==> LBHI pretty soon, If it hasn't already!

Let's Hope ALL Final 'Distributions' to LBHI from any Affiliate Entities all get wrapped up soon by early 2026,

and,

Hopefully the March 31st, 2026 "Distribution" will be the FINAL Distribution to Creditors by LBHI.

GLTU & GLTA!
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10/09/25 10:16 AM

#115053 RE: goodietime #115032

FWIW. Plus Statuatory Interest of 8 percent(8%)
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The legal administration of Lehman Brothers International Europe (LBIE) concluded on October 8, 2025, after a London judge ruled that the company had satisfied all of its creditors. The London-based unit of Lehman Brothers officially exited its administration status 17 years after the parent company's collapse.
Key details about the end of the LBIE administration:
A unique insolvency: The outcome of the LBIE administration was "remarkably successful," according to Judge Robert Hildyard. Unlike typical insolvencies, which result in creditors taking losses, LBIE's administrators recovered nearly £28 billion from the unit and paid most creditors in full, with statutory interest of 8%.
Lengthy process: The administration lasted 17 years, during which time accountants, lawyers, and hedge funds were involved in a complex and high-value legal process.
Asset recovery: The significant asset recovery was attributed to the success of insolvency practitioners at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).
Related entities still active: While the LBIE administration is over, some of its subsidiaries may continue in administration for a short period before being liquidated. The parent company, Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., is a separate bankruptcy estate that continues to process assets. "

What happens Now VIA Gemini AI
With the formal conclusion of its administration, Lehman Brothers International (Europe) (LBIE) is being wound down and returned to the control of its directors. Having settled all creditor claims and distributed a significant surplus to its sole shareholder, LBIE will not resume business operations.
Instead of continuing as a financial institution, its path forward involves concluding its remaining business and then closing permanently.
Near-term activities
Ongoing winding-down: LBIE will continue to be administered by its administrators for the foreseeable future to finalize its affairs, such as recovering residual assets, concluding ongoing litigation, and resolving final claims.
Ending its financial authorization: The administrators plan to cancel LBIE's permissions with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the UK's financial regulator. Once approved, LBIE will no longer be a regulated financial institution.
Transition of control: The company will be transitioned back to its original directors after the administration is formally terminated. As a solvent company, LBIE will "cure" any remaining events of default that occurred during the insolvency.
Concluding legal disputes: Though the major intercompany disputes and creditor claims have been resolved, LBIE continues to be involved in smaller, lingering litigation, such as a recent dispute in an overseas liquidation.
Long-term outlook
The end of LBIE's administration does not signal a comeback for the Lehman Brothers name. Its successful, if lengthy, resolution is primarily seen as a remarkable feat in insolvency proceedings, particularly because it resulted in a solvent company with a surplus of assets. The successful administration resulted in a full payout to all admitted creditors, along with statutory interest.
The process provides closure for one of the largest and most complex corporate insolvencies in history. The company will ultimately cease to exist once the final winding-down is complete.

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