Citadel Sells Huge Chunk Of E*Trade
Apr 29 2010 | 12:40pm ET
Citadel Investment Group is backing away from troubled online brokerage E*Trade Financial, which it has bailed out twice in recent years.
The Chicago-based hedge fund giant sold 172 million E*Trade shares in a secondary offering today, cutting its nearly 10% stake in the firm by 17%. E*Trade priced the shares at $1.75 apiece.
E*Trade will receive no proceeds from the offering.
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