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FORM 13F-E Quarterly 13F Report Filed by Institutional Managers SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION FORM 13F-E Quarterly 13F report filed by institutional managers Filing Date: 1998-11-19 | Period of Report: 1998-09-30 SEC Accession No. 0000009749-98-000108 (HTML Version on secdatabase.com) FILER BANKERS TRUST CORP Mailing Address Business Address 130 LIBERTY STREET 130 LIBERTY ST CIK:9749| IRS No.: 136180473 | State of Incorp.:NY | Fiscal Year End: 1231 NEW YORK NY 10006 NEW YORK NY 10006 Type: 13F-E | Act: 34 | File No.: 028-00355 | Film No.: 98755303 2122502500 SIC: 6022 State commercial banks Copyright © 2012 www.secdatabase.com. All Rights Reserved. Please Consider the Environment Before Printing This Document <TABLE> <C> <C> PAGE 1 SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION FORM 13F-E Report for the Calendar Year or Quarter Ended: 09/30/98 Institutional Investment Manager: BANKERS TRUST CORPORATION BANKERS TRUST PLAZA 130 LIBERTY STREET NEW YORK CITY NE 10006 I REPRESENT THAT I AM AUTHORIZED TO SUBMIT THIS FORM AND THAT ALL INFORMATION IN THIS FORM AND THE ATTACHMENTS TO IT IS TRUE, CORRECT AND COMPLETE AND I UNDERSTAND THAT ALL REQUIRED ITEMS, STATEMENTS AND SCHEDULES ARE INTEGRAL PARTS OF THIS FORM AND THAT THE SUBMISSION OF ANY AMENDMENT REPRESENTS THAT ALL UNAMENDED ITEMS, STATEMENTS AND SCHEDULES REMAIN TRUE, CORRECT AND COMPLETE AS PREVIOUSLY SUBMITTED I AM SIGNING THIS REPORT AS REQUIRED BY THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934 Other Managers on Whose Behalf this Report is Filed: Bankers Trust Company 01 BT Australia Limited 02 BT Alex. Brown Incorporated 03 BT Holdings (New York), Inc. 04 Investment Company Capital Corporation 06 Bankers Trust AG 07 THE REPORTABLE SECURITIES OF ALEX. BROWN INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT ARE EXCLUDED FROM THIS FORM 13F. ALEX. BROWN INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT IS AN INDIRECT 50% OWNED AFFILIATE OF BANKERS TRUST CORPORATION AND HAS FILED A SEPARATE FORM 13F ON ITS OWN BEHALF. Name, Title and Telephone Number of Person Submitting Report: DAMIAN REITEMEYER VICE PRESIDENT 212-250-4599 Signature, Place and Date of Signing: /s/ DAMIAN REITEMEYER NEW YORK CITY NE 11/10/1998 PAGE 2 VALUE SHARES/ SH/ PUT/ INVSTMT -----VOTING AUTHORITY----- NAME OF ISSUER -TITLE OF CLASS- --CUSIP-- (x$1000) PRN AMT PRN CALL DSCRETN -MANAGERS- SOLE SHARED NONE ACE LTD ORD G0070K103 75 2500 SH SHR/OTHR 01 2500 ACE LTD ORD G0070K103 433 14450 SH SHARED 03 14450 AMDOCS LTD ORD G02602103 2726 241000 SH SHARED 03 241000 AMWAY ASIA PACIFIC LTD COM G0352M108 1 200 SH SHARED 02 200 ANNUITY AND LIFE RE HLDGS ORD G03910109 114 5792 SH SHARED 03 5792 EXEL LTD NEW CL A G32429105 101 1616 SH SHARED 03 1616 FRESH DEL MONTE PRODUCE INC ORD G36738105 1020 60000 SH SHARED 01 60000 HELEN OF TROY CORP LTD COM G4388N106 1042 53800 SH SHARED 01 53800 ICO GLOBAL COMM HLDGS ORD G4705T109 10 1000 SH SHARED 01 1000 IPC HLDGS LTD ORD G4933P101 470 20450 SH SHARED 03 20450 IRIDIUM WORLD COMMUNICATIONS CL A G49398103 2602 68050 SH SHARED 68050 IRIDIUM WORLD COMMUNICATIONS CL A G49398103 75 1970 SH SHR/OTHR 01 1970 KNIGHTSBRIDGE TANKERS LTD ORD G5299G106 86 4000 SH SHR/OTHR 01 4000 LASALLE RE HLDGS LTD ORD G5383Q101 199 7500 SH SHARED 03 7500 Copyright © 2012 www.secdatabase.com. All Rights Reserved. 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Please Consider the Environment Before Printing This Document AT&T CORP COM 001957109 7831 134016 SH SHR/OTHR 01 70459 63557 AT&T CORP COM 001957109 146 2500 SH SHARED 02 2500 AT&T CORP COM 001957109 852 14592 SH SHARED 03 11580 3012 AT&T CORP COM 001957109 17 300 SH SHR/OTHR 07 300 A S V INC COM 001963107 7 450 SH SHARED 01 450 ASD GROUP INC COM 001988104 26 35000 SH SHARED 01 35000 ASA LTD COM 002050102 6 300 SH SHARED 01 300 ASA LTD COM 002050102 2 100 SH SHR/OTHR 01 100 ASA LTD COM 002050102 9 450 SH SHARED 03 450 ATEC GROUP INC COM NEW 00206X604 24 6200 SH SHARED 01 6200 ATL ULTRASOUND INC COM 00207N100 9377 186163 SH SHARED 01 77424 108739 ATL ULTRASOUND INC COM 00207N100 6 138 SH SHARED 03 138 ATMI INC COM 00207R101 545 39300 SH SHARED 01 36900 2400 PAGE 4 VALUE SHARES/ SH/ PUT/ INVSTMT -----VOTING AUTHORITY----- NAME OF ISSUER -TITLE OF CLASS- --CUSIP-- (x$1000) PRN AMT PRN CALL DSCRETN -MANAGERS- SOLE SHARED NONE ATMI INC COM 00207R101 1406 101400 SH SHARED 06 101400 AVT CORP COM 002420107 246 10900 SH SHARED 01 10900 AVX CORP NEW COM 002444107 138 9329 SH SHARED 01 9329 AVX CORP NEW COM 002444107 33 2234 SH SHARED 02 2234 AVX CORP NEW COM 002444107 14 1000 SH SHARED 03 1000 AAMES FINL CORP COM 00253A101 2400 396000 SH SHARED 01 104900 291100 AARON RENTS INC COM 002535201 94 6300 SH SOLE 01 6300 AARON RENTS INC COM 002535201 576 38400 SH SHARED 01 32500 5900 AARON RENTS INC COM 002535201 9 600 SH SHARED 03 600 AARON RENTS INC CL A 002535300 7 600 SH SHARED 01 600 AASCHE TRANSN SVCS INC COM 002538106 60 15400 SH SHARED 01 15400 AAVID THERMAL TECHNOLOGIES INC COM 002539104 194 13200 SH SHARED 01 13200 ABACUS DIRECT CORP COM 002553105 6064 118920 SH SHARED 01 117520 1400
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