Lehman Brothers' European creditors could start seeing assets returned as early as next year, as part of a scheme of arrangement being worked on by Linklaters. Linklaters is advising Lehman's administrator PricewaterhouseCoopers, which made an application to the High Court in relation to the proposed scheme.
August 04, 2009 at 04:33 AM
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High Court considers scheme to speed up claims of collapsed investment bank’s European creditors
Lehman Brothers’ European creditors could start seeing assets returned as early as next year, as part of a scheme of arrangement being worked on by Linklaters.
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