Lehman Brothers Holdings Capital Trust VI

Lehman Brothers Holdings Capital Trust VI

LEHNQ
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Capital Structure

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Company Description

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Sector
Financial Services
Industry
Financial - Capital Markets
Address
3 World Financial Center New York City NY United States of America 10285
IPO Date
Feb 15, 2005
Business
Lehman Brothers Holdings Capital Trust VI (LEHNQ) operates as a statutory trust established for the issuance of trust preferred securities. The trust's primary activities involve holding junior subordinated debentures issued by Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., its sponsor and parent company; generating investment income from these debentures; and distributing such income to holders of its capital securities and common securities. It does not engage in other substantive operations beyond these securities-related functions. The trust was formed in 2006 and is administered from New York, aligning with the headquarters of its parent, Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., which maintains a global footprint historically spanning North America, Europe, and Asia through its investment banking and capital markets segments targeting institutional investors, corporations, and governments. No recent major changes, such as partnerships, funding rounds, acquisitions, new product launches, or strategic shifts, have been reported for the trust in the last 1-2 years, consistent with its narrow, passive role following the 2008 bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., under which its securities continue to trade in distressed status.