Lehman’s Ship Sinking; Bank of America Acquiring Merrill Lynch
September 14, 2008
In what is one of the most fantastic days in modern financial history, Lehman looks to be headed into bankruptcy as potential suitors Barclays and Bank of America have walked away. Meanwhile, Bank of America has reached an agreement to acquire Merrill Lynch.
These two moves likely won’t be the last as attention will likely next turn to Washington Mutual in the coming next week or two. Attracted to Washington Mutual’s strong and well-located branch network, it’s likely a suitor will be found to take over. My money is on JP Morgan Chase to do that deal.
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Tags: Bank of America, Banking, Bankruptcy, JP Morgan, Lehman Brothers, Merger, Merrill Lynch, washington mutual
Tags: Bank of America, Banking, Bankruptcy, JP Morgan, Lehman Brothers, Merger, Merrill Lynch, washington mutual


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