Archive - Apr 24, 2009 - Story

The NY Post is speculating that Vikram's days at the helm of Citi may be at an end.

As everyone is claiming that that "big" funds are rushing to throw their money into the market, it is useful to see what the largest U.S. public pension fund manager did in Q1. The result: in its top 20 positions, CalPERS sold out on average 13.85% of its holdings. Guess one would have to look elsewhere to find the source of all the "institutional" buying.

I previously disclosed GGP's extensive intertwined nature within the CMBS universe and considered some of the adverse CMBS implications as a result of bankruptcy remote SPEs being thrown into chapter 11 by GGP LP.

I previously disclosed GGP's extensive intertwined nature within the CMBS universe and considered some of the adverse CMBS implications as a result of bankruptcy remote SPEs being thrown into chapter 11 by GGP LP.

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