BANKS SEEK RELAXED RULES TO HANDLE REAL ESTATE LOANS

From: The Journal Record | Date: June 8, 1990| Author: DAVE SKIDMORE | Copyright information
WASHINGTON - Commercial bankers beset with souring real estate loans are seeking the same type of regulatory leniency that analysts say pushed savings and loan institutions deeper in trouble.

Meeting in private at a Washington hotel, chief executives of some of the nation's largest banks asked the Federal Reserve Board to bend capital standards while they work off losses from sour real estate loans, according to minutes of the session obtained by The .

The 12-member Federa...

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