Jefferies Fund Holds $715 Million in First Brands’ Trade Debt: Report
Jefferies’ Point Bonita Capital holds $715 million in First Brands receivables, nearly 25% of its $3 billion portfolio, amid ongoing investigation into possible double factoring.
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Jefferies fund holds $715 million in First Brands’ trade debt: Report
An asset manager controlled by a unit of Jefferies Financial Group Inc. sank nearly a quarter of its $3 billion trade finance portfolio into receivables tied to auto parts supplier First Brands Group Inc., the bank disclosed on Wednesday.
Following the collapse of US auto supplier First Brands, Swiss bank UBS is investigating the potential consequences for several of its investment funds. The collapse has unsettled bond investors.
Jefferies trade finance fund has a quarter of its assets linked to First Brands
Point Bonita Capital, a fund belonging to investment bank Jefferies’ trade finance arm, has US$715mn in exposure to receivables of collapsed US auto parts supplier First Brands. The exposure represents around a quarter of the US$3bn in trade finance assets managed by the fund, a division of Jefferies unit Leucadia Asset Management, Jefferies said in an October 8 statement. First Brands previously directed its purchasers – including firms such…
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In response to inquiries, Jefferies Financial Group, Inc. announced: On September 29, 2025, First Brands Group, LLC and certain of its affiliates (“First Brands”) filed voluntary petitions for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. First Brands is an aftermarket auto parts manufacturer that sells its products to major auto-parts retailers (the “Obligors”). Point Bonita Capital, a division of Leucadia Asset Management (“LAM”), manages on behalf of thi…
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