Sep. 8, 2007 (LPAC) - Barclays Capital has $11.5 billion dollars in outstanding loans for leveraged buyouts it has not been able to sell, second only to Citigroup's $12 billion, reports the 'Financial Crimes' of London today. Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has $9.2 billion outstanding. There are a total of $75 billion of outstanding LBO loans in the pipeline for Europe and $250 billion for the U.S. The banks have gotten stuck with the loans because hedge funds have refused to buy the stuff, according to the Crimes. Papers like the Crimes might serve humanity by featuring LaRouche's solution, rather than merely documenting the unraveling mess they helped promote.