Neiman Marcus Creditor Marble Ridge Sues Over Asset Transfer

  • Retailer made German unit a direct subsidiary of parent entity
  • Marble Ridge says move constitutes ‘fraudulent transfer’
Pedestrians walk past a Neiman Marcus Inc. store in San Francisco, California, U.S., on Tuesday, July 2, 2013.Photographer: David Paul Morris
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A lender to Neiman Marcus Group Ltd. is taking the retailer to court over the recent transferBloomberg Terminal of a valuable subsidiary, which the company moved Bloomberg Terminalto a corporate parent entity out of the reach of creditors.

Marble Ridge Capital LP filed a complaint in Dallas court Monday alleging that the shuffle of ecommerce unit MyTheresa constituted a “fraudulent transfer of assets totaling approximately $1 billion of value for no consideration,” according to a statementBloomberg Terminal.