FDIC to exercise greater scrutiny in commercial real estate lending as deal volume slows - Jacksonville Business Journal

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FDIC to exercise greater scrutiny in CRE lending

CBRE Group Inc.'s lending momentum index, which tracks the pace of CBRE-originated commercial loan closings in the U.S., declined by 7.9% on a quarterly basis in the second quarter, although it was up 41.1% on an annual basis., U.S. president of debt and structured finance for capital markets at CBRE, said in a statement the firm expects debt capital to be constrained for the balance of the year as lenders determine how and where to deploy capital.

Given how disruptive the pandemic was to every facet of the U.S. and global economy, delinquency has been largely staved off as a result of lenders working with borrowers, in addition to stimulus programs and, until recently, the low cost of borrowing. "Given the uncertain long-term impacts of changes in work and commerce in the wake of the pandemic, the effects of rising interest rates, inflationary pressures and supply-chain issues, examiners will be increasing their focus on commercial real estate transaction testing in the upcoming examination cycle," according to the FDIC.A survey of commercial real estate and finance professionals by Trepp LLC conducted between July 13 and Aug.

 

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