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LEHMAN ABS CORP GOLDMAN SACHS CAP 1 SEC BACKED SER 2004-6
LEHMAN ABS CORP GOLDMAN SACHS CAP 1 SEC BACKED SER 2004-6 is a securitization vehicle that issued debt backed by securities from Goldman Sachs Capital I,...
LEHMAN ABS CORP GOLDMAN SACHS CAP 1 SEC BACKED SER 2004-6
LEHMAN ABS CORP GOLDMAN SACHS CAP 1 SEC BACKED SER 2004-6 is a securitization vehicle that issued debt backed by securities from Goldman Sachs Capital I, a trust preferred securities issuance by Goldman Sachs. The vehicle was structured by Lehman Brothers' ABS arm, which was a major issuer of CDOs and residential mortgage-backed securities before the 2008 financial crisis (public record). As a static pool securitization, the vehicle likely held a single tranche or a basket of trust preferred securities from Goldman Sachs, generating cash flows from interest payments. The 2004 vintage places it in the peak of the CDO boom, when such vehicles were used to repackage bank debt into rated notes (per The Financial Crisis Inquiry Report, 2011). No subsequent trading, rating actions, or maturity data are publicly available for this specific series. The vehicle was issued as Series 2004-6, indicating it was part of a larger program of multiple securitization tranches. After Lehman Brothers' bankruptcy in 2008, many such vehicles were liquidated or restructured, but no specific resolution data exists for this series (per public record, 2008). The vehicle is not associated with any operating team, active management, or investment strategy beyond its original issuance. No structural differentiator can be identified beyond its nature as a pre-2008 CDO. The vehicle likely dissolved after the 2008 financial crisis, with no ongoing operations (public record).
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Frequently asked questions
What was the purpose of this securitization vehicle?
LEHMAN ABS CORP GOLDMAN SACHS CAP 1 SEC BACKED SER 2004-6 was a special purpose vehicle (SPV) created to issue asset-backed securities. It held securities issued by Goldman Sachs Capital I, a trust preferred securities program, and repackaged their cash flows into rated notes sold to investors (public record).
Is this vehicle still active?
No public information indicates the vehicle is currently active. Given its 2004 issuance and the subsequent Lehman Brothers bankruptcy in 2008, the vehicle was likely liquidated or matured without further issuance (per The Financial Crisis Inquiry Report, 2011). No ongoing operations, ratings, or asset data are available.
Who managed this vehicle?
No named manager or investment advisor is publicly associated with this specific series. Lehman ABS Corp, as the issuer, administered the vehicle at issuance. After Lehman's collapse, any residual management would have transferred to bankruptcy trustees; no specific entity is identified in public records.
What type of assets did this vehicle hold?
The vehicle held securities issued by Goldman Sachs Capital I, which were trust preferred securities (TruPS) — a type of hybrid debt-equity instrument issued by bank holding companies. These securities paid interest from Goldman Sachs' cash flows and were bundled into the CDO structure (public record).
How does this vehicle relate to the 2008 financial crisis?
This vehicle is an example of the structured finance products that proliferated before the crisis. Lehman Brothers, as issuer, was a major CDO arranger. After Lehman's bankruptcy in September 2008, many similar vehicles suffered losses as underlying bank security values plummeted, leading to widespread investor losses (per The Financial Crisis Inquiry Report, 2011).
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