On June 12, 2007 the news announced that two Bear Stearns hedge funds related to mortgage-backed securities were melting down.: A company whose shares were worth $172 on January 2007 and $93 on February 2008, was sold to JPMorgan for $10 on May 29th of 2008. This led to a worldwide recession and the beginning of the fall of institutions as Lehman Brothers, who in spite of General Motors, is still the largest bankruptcy filing in the US history with around of $600 billion in assets . The Creditors committee counsel created for the breakup process said:
«The reason we’re not objecting is really based on the lack of a viable alternative.» Seguir leyendo…


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