Once the fourth largest Wall Street investment bank, Lehman Brothers (NYSE:LEH) has seen its market capitalization shrink from over $47 billion at its stock’s 52-week high of $67.73 down to just $5.4 billion at today’s new 52-week trading low of $7.64 per share.

Battered shares of Lehman Bros. Holdings Inc. (LEH) got a reprieve when Korea Development Bank expressed interest in a possible capital infusion, sending the stock up almost 10% in early trading.