Nuveen Dumps $190 Million of Bankrupt Brightline Debt at 45 Cents on the Dollar
Asset manager Nuveen LLC this week sold its entire position in bankrupt private railroad Brightline's senior uninsured municipal bonds, totaling approximately $190 million. The sale, conducted on Monday, was executed at 45 cents on the dollar, a significant discount from the debt's last trading price.
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