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FDIC Sells Failed Bank Loans At Steep Discount

January 9, 2010 By Bill Zielinski Leave a Comment

Private Investors Make Very Leveraged Bet On Asset Value Recovery The FDIC currently holds approximately $30 billion in failed bank assets from banks that have failed in the past 18 months.  The assets held by the FDIC were of such dubious quality that the FDIC was unable to entice acquiring banks to purchase them, despite […]

Filed Under: Bank Failure, FDIC, FDIC asset sales, Mortgage Defaults Tagged With: FDIC sells $1 billion in failed loan assets at 20 cents on the dollar, what does the FDIC failed asset sale signify?

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