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Guggenheim Ties Sink Bonds of $135 Billion Life Insurer Sammons

Bonds of Sammons Financial Group fell to the lowest since they were issued in June after a report probed the life insurer’s connections to Mark Walter’s Guggenheim Partners.

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Guggenheim Ties Sink Bonds of $135 Billion Life Insurer Sammons
Bonds of Sammons Financial Group fell to the lowest since they were issued in June after a report probed the life insurer’s connections to Mark Walter’s Guggenheim Partners.
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