Article: Mergers & acquisitions report: January 2009.(INVESTMENTS & FINANCE)(Report)

Amid a severe recession, the Los Angeles M&A market in January experienced its slowest month since the Business Journal began tracking local activity in July 2005. Forty-six deals were announced Still the value of the deals topped $15 billion--the second-highest total in the last years--salvaged by a single huge transaction. On Jan. 2, the F.D.L C. announced it sold the assets of failed Pasadena mortgage lender IndyMac to a consortium of private equity and hedge funds for $13. 9 billion. The next largest deal was the $560 million purchase of First National Bank of Nevada's mortgage portfolio by Private National Mortgage Acceptance Co. of Calabasas. The following is a list ...

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