Cash Loan Sales Overview. Loans are competitively marketed and sold in the secondary market via a loan sale advisor. Loans are offered in a variety of.

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Cash Loan Sales Overview

Loans are competitively marketed and sold in the secondary market via a loan sale advisor. Loans are offered in a variety of pools based on performance, type, quality, location, etc. All cash transaction. All sales are usually closed within 20 business days of bid award. Cash Loan Sales Overview

Cash Sales* (Offered to secondary market) Consumer Commercial & Industrial Specialty Sales* (Offered to specific target market) Agriculture Credit Cards Leases Government Guarantee Participations *Performing / Nonperforming Loans Targeted for Sale

Loan Sale Advisor markets portfolio/pool. Loan files imaged/indexed for online due diligence. Due diligence access limited to qualified investors. Due diligence typically 3-4 weeks. Investors register directly with Loan Sale Advisors. Cash Loan Sales Process

Investor must have experience in the secondary market. Have a net worth of greater than $1,000,000. Must be able to execute the Purchaser Eligibility Certification (PEC). FDIC will not sell to anyone who has caused a loss in excess of $50,000 to any FDIC insured institution. Remit an annual Security Deposit of $50,000 and execute a Security Deposit Agreement. Has not previously breached a Confidentiality Agreement with the FDIC. Loan Sale Advisors may require a nominal registration fee. Qualification Process

Sealed bid sale via secured website. Prerequisites to bid: $100,000 Bid Deposit. Must be able to execute a Bid Certification. Must be able to execute a Purchaser Eligibility Certification. Sealed Bid Formats: Individual Pool Bid. Combination (or Linked) Pool Bid. Bids must be submitted by Bid Deadline. No representations or warranties provided in Loan Sale Agreement. Bidding Process

Typical Loan Sale Timeline

Persons with accounts on these systems will receive notice of a FDIC loan safe offering when they are made available to the market. General Announcements of a FDIC loan sale will appear on the website of the loan sale advisor responsible for that particular safe. First Financial Network DebtX, The Debt Exchange Garnet Capital Advisors Mission Captial Advisors How does one get on the FDIC Asset Marketing list? FDIC markets loans through several loans sales advisors: Loan Sale Advisors

ReceivershipNo. of Loans Book Value (in millions) Bid Date Multi-bank – Specialty 582$ /9/12 Second Federal1,075$141.7TBD Multi-bank - Cash 635$83.8TBD Current/Upcoming Sales

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