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Chrysler hedge fund holdouts bow to reality

Posted on May 11, 2009 10:54 AM
Fiat SpA's plan to buy some of Chrysler LLC's assets for $2 billion won much-needed support on Friday when main opponents of the U.S. Treasury-sponsored deal threw in the towel.

A group of 20 creditors that had lined up against the plan, the so-called committee of non-TARP lenders, announced it has disbanded. The group, which included New York money manager OppenheimerFunds Inc. and distressed investor Stairway Capital Management II LP, hold about $1 billion in secured Chrysler debt.

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