Participation Loans Get Even More Complicated

Law360, New York (April 10, 2014, 10:43 PM EDT) -- Since 2008, almost 500 banks have failed. These banks held billions of dollars of loans. Among these billions of dollars of loans are many participation loans where the failed bank was the lead bank with administration rights for the loan. These participation loans can present unique complications when an institution acquires the lead position from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and there is disagreement among the participants about the administration of the loan....

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