Banks Frustrated by Twitter's Finances After Funding Musk's Buyout
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Banks that funded Musk's Twitter deal formed a "sell-down letter" to prevent fire sale of debt.
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Due to Twitter's poor finances, banks are stuck holding the debt and can't sell it.
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Morgan Stanley, Barclays, and Bank of America agreed to the letter that expires Jan 15.
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Letter requires banks to give each other right of first refusal if one gets an offer.
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Banks frustrated by poor financial info from Twitter, makes selling debt difficult.
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