- 33 - relating to an advance on February 8, 1988, by LTL to LIIBV to Transit: 1. LTL borrowed $45 million from TDB; 2. LTL lent the funds to Transit Ltd. at the prime rate; 3. Transit Ltd. contributed the funds to LIL for Class B shares; 4. LIL advanced funds to LIIBV via ABN Bank (New York); 5. LIIBV advanced funds to Transit Ltd. at prime plus 2 percent; 6. Transit Ltd. paid down intercompany debt to LTI; and 7. LTI paid $45 million. d. Advances to Transit On November 10, 1986, Transit signed a demand note payable to LTI for $43.8 million. Also on that day, the note was assigned to LTL, then to Transit, then to LIL, and then to LIIBV. Haworth and Cairns signed each assignment. The $43.8 million was incorporated into a loan agreement dated "as of September 1, 1986". Transit acquired stock and assets of 44 companies in the transportation industry for $50,744,478 in the year ending August 1986, $20,736,304 in the year ending August 1987, and $71,573,421 in the year ending August 1988. Transit used $24,798,393 from LIIBV for interest reinvestment loans. e. Advances to LWSI LWSI used advances from LIIBV as follows:15 $349,812,613 to buy GSX; $6.4 million to repay RBC loans; $60.9 million to repurchase LII stock; and $43,553,907 to pay interest to LIIBV (interest reinvestment loans). 15 LWSI transferred $29 million to its affiliate, Societe Sanitaire, to buy preferred stock in Travelways, Ltd. However, it is not clear whether it used the $29 million it borrowed for that purpose.Page: Previous 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Next
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