(Reuters) - In a statement on Thursday, Bear Stearns said it "assumed
possession of the assets" securing a $1.3 billion credit
facility provided to the High-Grade Structured Credit
Strategies Fund after the fund was unable to meet a margin
call.
The investment bank said it does not expect any "material
change" in financial exposure as a result of its action. It
said it will continue to pursue an "orderly liquidation" of
assets, and will be in a position to establish appropriate
hedges to protect against future price declines.
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possession of the assets" securing a $1.3 billion credit
facility provided to the High-Grade Structured Credit
Strategies Fund after the fund was unable to meet a margin
call.
The investment bank said it does not expect any "material
change" in financial exposure as a result of its action. It
said it will continue to pursue an "orderly liquidation" of
assets, and will be in a position to establish appropriate
hedges to protect against future price declines.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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