Santander Closes on Transaction with the FDIC to Service Signature Bank's Multifamily Real Estate Assets
("Santander" or "the Bank") today announced that it has closed a transaction with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) to participate in a joint venture that consists of a $9 billion portfolio of New York based multifamily real estate assets retained by the FDIC following the failure of Signature Bank.
- ("Santander" or "the Bank") today announced that it has closed a transaction with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) to participate in a joint venture that consists of a $9 billion portfolio of New York based multifamily real estate assets retained by the FDIC following the failure of Signature Bank.
- "This transaction underscores our strength and scale, leveraging our considerable expertise in the sector," said Ana Botín, Banco Santander executive chair.
- The Bank has a $13.5 billion multifamily real estate portfolio, is a leading multifamily bank real estate lender in the United States and holds an Outstanding Community Reinvestment Act (“CRA”) rating.
- "Santander US is a top-ten multifamily bank real estate servicer and lender and this transaction will leverage that industry expertise while also deepening our franchise in the New York metro market," said Tim Wennes, Santander US country head and Santander Bank president and CEO.