One of the world’s largest investment groups has complained to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation over the way it handled the auction of $33.2bn in loans the US bank regulator absorbed from Signature Bank after the lender collapsed in March.
Brookfield Property Group said the FDIC was running a “secret” process to sell Signature Bank loans. It accused the regulator, which has a mandate to minimise losses to its insurance fund, of picking some winning bidders for assets at prices substantially below the highest offer.
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