Guggenheim Investments Says Affiliates May Buy Its Hard-Hit Loan
📍 How it ended
Guggenheim's $1.18 billion loan slid to a record low of 73 cents after a profit drop, prompting the firm to move up lender calls and explore affiliate buybacks, with executives saying the unit’s accounting was appropriate. The company indicated affiliates might purchase the distressed loan, but no definitive outcome was reported before coverage ceased.
Epilogue added 34d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Guggenheim Loan Drops to New 73-Cent Low With Firm in Spotlight Bloomberg · 73d ago broke it first
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Guggenheim Investments Says Affiliates May Buy Its Hard-Hit Loan Bloomberg · 73d ago broke it first
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