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First Brands Rushes to Contain Panic as Loan Plunges to 63 Cents

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First Brands Group's senior loan has plummeted to 63 cents due to major investors offloading stakes in the bankrupt auto supplier's debt, prompting the company to hold an emergency lender call to contain panic.

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Major investors in First Brands Group have offloaded stakes in the bankrupt auto supplier’s debt in recent days, causing the value of its most senior loan to collapse and prompting it to pull forward a lender call to calm nerves.

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