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Bolivia's Congress approves $1.9 billion IMF loan; unions warn fuel subsidy cuts could spark protests.
Bolivia's Congress on Friday approved a $1.9 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), aimed at addressing the country's years-long economic crisis. However, unions warned that the aust
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African multilateral development banks plan to market risk transfer products for $2 billion in loans by next March.
The banks plan to begin inviting investors early next year to provide risk transfer support for the $2 billion loan.
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Bloomberg: Private Equity Firms' Aggressive Tactics in Corporate Distress Will Lead to a 60 Basis Point Increase in Lending Costs
Bloomberg: Private Equity Firms' Aggressive Tactics in Corporate Distress Will Lead to a 60 Basis Point Increase in Lending Costs
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Circlemark Reports: New York City Faces $5.9 Billion Commercial Real Estate Loan Maturity Wave in Next 12 Months, Manhattan Accounts for 79%
New data from debt tracking firm Circlemark shows that New York City has 274 commercial mortgage loans totaling $5.9 billion maturing between September 2026 and September 2027, with Manhattan loans ac
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South Korean Major Banks' Household Loans Fall 727.6 Billion Won in September, First Decline in Six Months
Outstanding household loans at five major lenders (KB Kookmin Bank, Shinhan Bank, Hana Bank, Woori Bank and NH NongHyup Bank) stood at 781.39 trillion won ($580.49 billion) as of Thursday, down 727.6
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Texas multifamily loans totaling $562 million, over 70% of September's $778 million commercial foreclosure auctions, show no signs of easing distress
Texas multifamily loans totaling $562 million, over 70% of September's $778 million commercial foreclosure auctions, show no signs of easing distress. Troubled syndicators like S2 Capital, Lurin Capit
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U.S. online lenders exploit "tribal sovereignty" to bypass state laws, charging borrowers up to 400% interest.
These lenders claim that their affiliation with sovereign tribes exempts them from state interest rate caps, leading borrowers into high-cost loans with little regulatory recourse. A March 2026 report
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Senegal has reached a preliminary agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on a $2.2 billion loan program.
The agreement will resume lending to the West African nation, after the IMF froze its funding two years ago due to the discovery of billions of dollars in undisclosed loans.
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BBVA Banco Frances Q2 net income increased by 44.6% year-on-year to ARS 131.6 billion, with a projected 10% real growth in the loan book by 2026.
BBVA Banco Frances of Argentina reported its Q2 2026 earnings, with inflation-adjusted net income increasing by 44.6% quarter-on-quarter to ARS 131.6 billion. Return on equity improved from 8.3% in Q1
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Cryptocurrency platform Bullish extends $100 million debt facility to USD.AI to finance GPU-backed loans for AI infrastructure
Cryptocurrency platform Bullish extends $100 million debt facility to USD.AI to finance GPU-backed loans for AI infrastructure
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Guggenheim Investments says its affiliate may buy a portion of its troubled loans
Guggenheim Investments, the asset management arm of Mark Walter’s Guggenheim Partners, is telling lenders that affiliates may buy some of the loans issued by its financing entity after the debt’s valu
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Pakistan seeks $10 billion facility from US, expects reply within months
Pakistan has requested a $10 billion facility from the US, anticipating a response within a couple of months, as it aims to capitalize on improved ties with the Trump administration.
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Goldman Sachs Provides Margin Loan to Nashville University to Ease Liquidity Crunch
Goldman Sachs Provides Margin Loan to Nashville University to Ease Liquidity Crunch
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HELOC adjustable rate hits new 2026 low of 7.16%, while fixed-rate home equity loans average 7.35%
According to real estate data analytics company Curinos, the average adjustable rate for Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOC) has reached a new 2026 low of 7.16%. Meanwhile, the national average rate f
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Debt-Fueled Solar Firm GoldenPeaks Accused of Fraudulent Lending
According to a court-appointed administrator overseeing the group’s key Polish subsidiary, the collapse of solar-power developer GoldenPeaks Capital followed a number of seemingly “fraudulent” transac
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Bolivia's Congress approves $1.9 billion IMF loan; unions warn fuel subsidy cuts could spark protests.
Bolivia's Congress on Friday approved a $1.9 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), aimed at addressing the country's years-long economic crisis. However, unions warned that the aust
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African multilateral development banks plan to market risk transfer products for $2 billion in loans by next March.
The banks plan to begin inviting investors early next year to provide risk transfer support for the $2 billion loan.
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Bloomberg: Private Equity Firms' Aggressive Tactics in Corporate Distress Will Lead to a 60 Basis Point Increase in Lending Costs
Bloomberg: Private Equity Firms' Aggressive Tactics in Corporate Distress Will Lead to a 60 Basis Point Increase in Lending Costs
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Circlemark Reports: New York City Faces $5.9 Billion Commercial Real Estate Loan Maturity Wave in Next 12 Months, Manhattan Accounts for 79%
New data from debt tracking firm Circlemark shows that New York City has 274 commercial mortgage loans totaling $5.9 billion maturing between September 2026 and September 2027, with Manhattan loans ac
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South Korean Major Banks' Household Loans Fall 727.6 Billion Won in September, First Decline in Six Months
Outstanding household loans at five major lenders (KB Kookmin Bank, Shinhan Bank, Hana Bank, Woori Bank and NH NongHyup Bank) stood at 781.39 trillion won ($580.49 billion) as of Thursday, down 727.6
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Texas multifamily loans totaling $562 million, over 70% of September's $778 million commercial foreclosure auctions, show no signs of easing distress
Texas multifamily loans totaling $562 million, over 70% of September's $778 million commercial foreclosure auctions, show no signs of easing distress. Troubled syndicators like S2 Capital, Lurin Capit
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U.S. online lenders exploit "tribal sovereignty" to bypass state laws, charging borrowers up to 400% interest.
These lenders claim that their affiliation with sovereign tribes exempts them from state interest rate caps, leading borrowers into high-cost loans with little regulatory recourse. A March 2026 report
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Senegal has reached a preliminary agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on a $2.2 billion loan program.
The agreement will resume lending to the West African nation, after the IMF froze its funding two years ago due to the discovery of billions of dollars in undisclosed loans.
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BBVA Banco Frances Q2 net income increased by 44.6% year-on-year to ARS 131.6 billion, with a projected 10% real growth in the loan book by 2026.
BBVA Banco Frances of Argentina reported its Q2 2026 earnings, with inflation-adjusted net income increasing by 44.6% quarter-on-quarter to ARS 131.6 billion. Return on equity improved from 8.3% in Q1
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Cryptocurrency platform Bullish extends $100 million debt facility to USD.AI to finance GPU-backed loans for AI infrastructure
Cryptocurrency platform Bullish extends $100 million debt facility to USD.AI to finance GPU-backed loans for AI infrastructure
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Guggenheim Investments says its affiliate may buy a portion of its troubled loans
Guggenheim Investments, the asset management arm of Mark Walter’s Guggenheim Partners, is telling lenders that affiliates may buy some of the loans issued by its financing entity after the debt’s valu
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Pakistan seeks $10 billion facility from US, expects reply within months
Pakistan has requested a $10 billion facility from the US, anticipating a response within a couple of months, as it aims to capitalize on improved ties with the Trump administration.
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Goldman Sachs Provides Margin Loan to Nashville University to Ease Liquidity Crunch
Goldman Sachs Provides Margin Loan to Nashville University to Ease Liquidity Crunch
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HELOC adjustable rate hits new 2026 low of 7.16%, while fixed-rate home equity loans average 7.35%
According to real estate data analytics company Curinos, the average adjustable rate for Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOC) has reached a new 2026 low of 7.16%. Meanwhile, the national average rate f
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Debt-Fueled Solar Firm GoldenPeaks Accused of Fraudulent Lending
According to a court-appointed administrator overseeing the group’s key Polish subsidiary, the collapse of solar-power developer GoldenPeaks Capital followed a number of seemingly “fraudulent” transac
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