HKMA presses on with Lehman Brothers cases

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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has said it has so far received 21,761 complaints about Lehman Brothers products, of which 7,727 relate to non-minibond products.

More than 30,000 investors purchased "guaranteed minibonds", which were securities with an embedded credit-risk swap, from Lehman Brothers. When the investment bank collapsed, Hong Kong lenders, including HSBC and the Bank of China agreed to buy the minibonds back, under immense public pressure.

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