Goldman Sachs Gets 24 Subpoenas From Lehman on Derivatives
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. got 24 subpoenas from bankrupt Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. as part of a probe into derivatives claims against the defunct firm that were as much as $22 billion, according to a person at Lehman who declined to be named.
Goldman Sachs Asset Management LP was told to deliver documents needed for the investigation to Lehman’s law firm, Jones Day in New York, by Nov. 28 at 5 p.m., according to a court filing. Other subpoenas mostly went to funds, including the Goldman Sachs SMC Credit Opportunities 2008 Fund LP, the Goldman Sachs Quantitative Commodities Master Fund LLC and the Goldman Sachs Mortgage Credit Opportunities Offshore Fund LP.