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Lloyd-Webber parcels West End theatres in £84m rarity

  • 03 Nov 2000
Lehman Brothers this week launched its £84m securitisation of 13 theatres in London's West End for the Really Useful Theatre Group (RUT), that is owned by the composer Andrew Lloyd-Webber and Bridgepoint Capital. The deal brings a new and colourful asset class into the European securitisation market, but ...

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2 Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) 9,637 29 10.93
3 Citi 8,264 22 9.37
4 Lloyds Bank 7,329 24 8.31
5 JP Morgan 6,580 10 7.46

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