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NatCity Cancellation Irritates Loan Bidders.
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March 01, 2009 |
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Washington-In late December, National City Corp. pulled a $2.1 billion portfolio of troubled mortgages off the market after several investors had spent thousands of dollars conducting due diligence and then proffered bids, investment banking sources said last week.
At press time, NatCity - which is now the property of PNC Bank of Pittsburgh - had not commented on the matter. Three different investment bankers confirmed that a deal of that size was out in the market place from the bank. "There were roughly 20 pools," said one investment banker who bid on the loans. "I spent weeks evaluating it. Then everyone bid."
The banker described the portfolio as "distressed loans" and said they were mostly residential in nature. ...
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