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Wall Street Banks Sell $3B Loans Tied to Musk's Twitter Deal

2/13/2025

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Major Wall Street banks are set to sell $3 billion in loans linked to Elon Musk's 2022 Twitter acquisition.
This move follows a successful $5.5 billion debt sale by Morgan Stanley, attracting over $5 billion in demand.
Banks like Bank of America and Barclays seek to alleviate debt from the $44 billion transaction.
Investor interest has surged, influenced by Musk's connections to Donald Trump and xAI's involvement.
Approximately $3 billion in unsecured loans will remain after the sale.

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Story summary

Major Wall Street banks are set to sell $3 billion in loans linked to Elon Musk's 2022 Twitter acquisition.
This move follows a successful $5.5 billion debt sale by Morgan Stanley, attracting over $5 billion in demand.
Banks like Bank of America and Barclays seek to alleviate debt from the $44 billion transaction.
Investor interest has surged, influenced by Musk's connections to Donald Trump and xAI's involvement.
Approximately $3 billion in unsecured loans will remain after the sale.