MF Global Senior Notes

Did you invest in MF Global Bonds?

We are seeking investors in MF Global 6.250% Senior Notes due 2016.

Investors who purchased MF Global bonds that were offered for sale in August of 2011 have valuable claims that will likely be brought outside of bankruptcy proceedings. MF offered about $325 million in aggregate principal amount of 6.250% Senior Notes due 2016. We believe MF Global and the banks knew about the problems with their investments before these bonds were issued and are liable to investors with losses in these bonds. 

Multiple banks involved in sale of MF Global Bonds

Jefferies was manager for the offering. Co-managers of the offering include: BofA Merrill Lynch, BMO Capital Markets, Lebenthal & Co., Commerzbank, Sandler O’Neill + Partners, Natixis and US Bancorp.

All of the banks and underwriters had obligations to conduct adequate due diligence of MF Global Holdings during the underwriting process.Our law firm believes that given the late date of the issue of these bonds all the parties knew or should have known about the serious problems at MF Global. Specifically the underwriters of the 6.250% Senior Notes should have been aware of serious risk at the time of the August 2011 offering. One month after selling these Notes (September 2011), MF Global was widely reported to be overvaluing much of its European debt investment. Investors rely on underwriters to evaluate the securities and the accuracy of the registration statement and prospectus and as such these underwriters had duties to investigate the condition MF Global. Securities law impose legal obligations on these underwriters and sellers to conduct due diligence on products that they sell and underwrite. 

Lost money from MF Global's collapse? We may be able to help get your money back.

If you invested in MF Global Bonds or any other MF Global product,  please complete the form on this page or call Attorney Bill Kyros or George Pressly at 1-800-934-2921 to discuss your rights.