By The Registry Staff Certain US banks are preparing to sell loans tied to real estate assets at a discounted price, even when borrowers are meeting their repayment obligations. This indicates their determination to minimize their exposure to the precarious commercial real estate market, according to a recent report in Financial Times, and the decision […]
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