Here's the latest intelligence from the world of distressed debt. 282 banks are vulnerable because their commercial real estate loans make up over 300% of their total capital, and they also have a large amount of unrealized losses on their books. The profile: primarily community banks with less than $10 billion in assets, although 16 regional banks are on the risk list as well. Read the full story below.
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Did you know US banks provide over half of debt financing to the nearly $6 trillion commercial real estate (CRE) market? Moody’s surveyed 41 US regional banks on their largest CRE loans to shed light on how prolonged high interest rates drive credit risk at banks with high CRE concentrations. See findings from our loan-level analysis and read more here: https://mdy.link/465jwSw #CRE #Banks #CreditRisks
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While lender and borrower relations remain quite good in Europe, higher interest rates mean adjustments for everyone. In Altus' latest webinar an expert panel discuss how firms are now managing their debt portfolios.
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A great summary on the current state of the Cdn debt markets - thanks Diamond Willow Advisory Ltd.! https://lnkd.in/gCmHAJmg #workingcapital #albertabusiness #economicgrowth #businessgrowth #bcbusiness
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2023's private credit boom will continue next year: Private Debt Partners, Inc.'s Deacon Jeffrey Deacon, founder and managing partner at Private Debt Partners, joins BNN Bloomberg for his take on the rally we've seen in private credit this year and why he thinks borrower's will continue to turn to alternate lenders in the new year. https://lnkd.in/grwm-3xY
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If interest rates don’t drastically improve in 2024-25, there will be serious commercial real estate defaults & banking sector carnage with $1.5T in debt maturing
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In a group roundtable with PERE, Christian Janssen discusses why CRE debt transaction volumes may surprise on the upside in the next few years, and the importance of alternative lenders offering products that differ from traditional banks. Explore the latest article here for more. #NuveenRealEstate #CREdebt
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#bloombergintelligence - Commercial real estate challenges could hurt Canadian banks' results, as office, US CRE loans rattle. Stress testing all CRE loans, Office loans and US CRE loans - report and test models on the terminal - https://lnkd.in/eGNJ-i3E #canada #banks #cre #commericalrealestate
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DO NOT SKIP OVER THIS VIDEO! We have been talking about this growing issue for decades. Reducing interest rates from already very low historical levels is NOT helpful! The banks MUST be regulated, they need to get their creepy fingers out of taxpayers pockets and be regulated to facilitate failure. Canadian banks are among the most predatory in the world. They answer lies in breaking the banks up - not continually allowing them to merge or silently merge by investing YOUR money in each other. Even a bankruptcy is nothing more than a "minor repair job" - before you are discharged from your bankruptcy the predators are chomping at the bit waiting to pounce on you with more credit cards.
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Full story: https://www.bisnow.com/national/news/capital-markets/study-finds-282-community-and-regional-banks-at-risk-for-collapse-123398