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In one of the most complex and convoluted deal done on Wall Street in quiet a while, Student Loan Corporation, which originates and services student loans and is a subsidiary of Citibank, will be sold.
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Citigroup (C) plans to sell its student-lending unit Student Loan Corp. to a consortium including Sallie Mae as early as today, The New York Post reported.
Citigroup owns 80% of the company, with another 20% being publicly traded. It is the country’s second-largest student lender, after Sallie Mae.
The deal could see Sallie Mae and another company offer as much as $600 million to…
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Citigroup May Sell Student Loan Corp. to Sallie Mae Consortium originally appeared on DailyFinance on Fri, 17 Sep 2010 08:45:00.
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