
Two US Banks Sue Investors Over Disputed Real Estate Loans
Zions Bancorp and Western Alliance Bancorp are suing investors for a combined $158M, alleging they were misled about collateral on loans tied to a bankrupt firm.
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Zions Bancorp and Western Alliance Bancorp are suing investors for a combined $158M, alleging they were misled about collateral on loans tied to a bankrupt firm.

U.S. banks reported a 66% increase in the value of modified commercial real estate loans over the past year, signaling rising financial stress for property owners.

A diverse group of seven companies, including major financial institutions and specialized real estate firms, is experiencing high trading volume, drawing investor focus.

Bank of America is acquiring a €100 million Spanish real estate loan portfolio from Banco Santander, marking its second such deal with the Spanish bank this year.

The commercial real estate market is undergoing a major reset, with traditional banks pulling back and private credit investors stepping in to fill the void.

M&T Bank is strategically rebalancing its portfolio, reducing its long-standing focus on commercial real estate to expand its consumer lending operations.