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Damo plans to acquire US$700 million real estate loan linked to Signature Bank
GLONGHUI, May 15 | According to Bloomberg, citing people familiar with the matter, Morgan Stanley has reached an agreement with an investor group to acquire a $700 million real estate loan linked to the bankrupt regional bank Signature Bank. The loans are held by an investment group that includes asset management giant Blackstone, the Canadian Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB), and investment manager Rialto Capital. The group holds 20% of the shares in a joint venture holding Signature Bank's commercial real estate loan portfolio.
Morgan Stanley (MS.US) is rumored to buy $700 million signed bank real estate loan from Blackstone (BX.US)
Sources said that Morgan Stanley will buy signed bank real estate loans from venture capital firms such as Blackstone.
NYCB Stock Jumps as Results for Embattled Bank Top 'Worst-Case Fears' -- Barrons.com
By Rebecca Ungarino Investors rewarded New York Community Bancorp as management laid out plans to restore the bank to health and disclosed results that were less disastrous than feared on Wednesday.
The Federal Reserve's “whitewash” is over! A new banking crisis may be on the way
The BTFP launched by the Federal Reserve is actually a huge “hypothetical” game, and the problems in the US banking industry have not completely disappeared.
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Investment Potential in Signature Bank's Securities Highlighted by Diameter Capital Co-Founder
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UPDATE 1-Diameter Capital's Goodwin Sees Value in Failed Signature Bank's Bonds, Stock
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The commercial real estate crisis is raging! Five more regional banks in the US have had their rating outlook downgraded to “negative”
① Rating agency S&P Global downgraded the rating outlook for five US regional banks to “negative.” This move may once again raise investors' concerns about the health of the industry; ② As of Tuesday, S&P Global had a negative rating outlook for nine US banks, accounting for 18% of those rated. S&P Global also said that most of these ratings “relate, at least to some extent, to significant commercial real estate exposure.”
Are “shorting forces” once again eyeing a new round of sharp decline in US commercial real estate regional banks preparing?
Commercial real estate is viewed by US stock investors as the area most likely to trigger a systemic credit incident; as commercial real estate prices plummeted, investors pulled out of real estate funds one after another.
New York Community Bancorp For The Year Ended December 31, 2023, Net Interest Income Totaled $3.1B; In Feb, Got Notification From FDIC Estimated Loss Attributable To Protection Of Uninsured Depositors At SVB & Signature Bank Is $20.4B
New York Community Bancorp For The Year Ended December 31, 2023, Net Interest Income Totaled $3.1B; In Feb, Got Notification From FDIC Estimated Loss Attributable To Protection Of Uninsured Depositors
NYCB Looking to Integrate Signature Bank in Its Reporting
A Year After Silicon Valley Bank's Collapse, the Rules Are Still Catching Up -- Heard on the Street -- WSJ
By Telis Demos Last March, Silicon Valley Bank collapsed and kicked off the most significant U.S. banking crisis in years. A few months later, the Federal Reserve proposed a series of major changes t
Regional Bank Stocks Drop on NYCB News. It's More Caution Than Fear.
Two years of rapidly rising interest rates have driven down property prices and made it harder for banks' clients to pay off loans.
Valley National and Other Regional Banks Stocks Drop in Tandem With NYCB -- Barrons.com
By Brian Swint Regional banks were falling after New York Community Bancorp took a surprise charge in its fourth-quarter earnings. The concern is that other regional lenders may also be experiencing
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NYCB's Problems Worsen With a Moody's Downgrade. The Stock Is Sinking.
The problems at New York Community Bancorp stem from its loans on commercial real estate.
The “thunderstorm” of commercial real estate in the US, the “banking crisis 2.0” has just begun?
The US commercial real estate market is in turmoil, and the banking crisis is once again in the spotlight.
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