that is very interesting coach and I would not be surprised to read something similar about lehman assets soon
MetLife’s book value per share, a measure of assets minus liabilities watched by ratings firms and investors, rose about 44 percent in the three quarters ended Dec. 31 as recovering debt markets buoyed the value of its corporate bond portfolio to more than $100 billion. The rebound contributed to a 55 percent surge in MetLife shares in the period, helping the insurer as it pays $8.7 billion in equity securities as part of the AIG deal.