SAN DIEGO, CA -- On November 3-4, executives from the country’s top financial institutions gathered at the sold-out Trigild Lender Conference to discuss the latest trends in commercial loan recovery. Stacey Berger, Executive Vice President of Midland Loan Services, reported that while loan delinquency rates are at a historic low, this trend could change as interest rates rise and some maturing loans have difficulty refinancing.
Discussions on strategies for non-performing commercial loans were led by key capital management executives and high profile attorneys in the commercial loan industry. Topics included warning signs, loan workouts, foreclosure, receivership, disposition and the recent changes in the bankruptcy code and how they affect lenders.
Attendees included executives from institutions like Goldman Sachs, Barclays Capital, GE Capital, Bank of New York, GMAC, Wells Fargo Bank, TIAA-CREF, and many other banks and servicers. Attendees commented that the program was “most informative and helpful,” and “a great networking opportunity.”
The annual Trigild Lender Conference has grown to be an excellent source for the latest information on dealing with non-performing commercial loans. The best minds in law, franchising, real estate and business operations are gathered to provide conference attendees with one source to cover all the critical issues.
Trigild is a market leader in receivership and interim management services and operates throughout the U.S.