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Today’s leading commercial real estate (CRE) investors have followed a three-step process to optimize the management of their debt by minimizing operational and data integrity risks, portfolio blind spots, and time-intensive processes.

Learn why interest rate swaps are beneficial for both banks and their commercial borrowers.

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The second full week of 2021 followed in the tracks of the prior week as even more historic geopolitical events unfolded and cases of the COVID-19 pandemic remained at record or near-record highs.

Despite the expectation of additional fiscal stimulus and dovish comments from the Federal Reserve chair, the major U.S. equity indices pulled back last week amid weak economic data, rising COVID-19 cases globally, and the continued emergence of new COVID-19 variants.

2020 was a year of challenges and opportunities. The overriding factor impacting Housing Associations was COVID-19; the consequences for operations, the need to adjust business planning and financial management, both to changes in the economy and, the government’s policy response to address them.

Interested in seeing how your interest rate swap program stacks up relative to your peers? Perhaps your financial institution is not yet using swaps to win more commercial loan business, but would find value in reviewing and analyzing Chatham's Back-to-Back Swap Program Benchmark Statistics Report.

Ben Lewis writes for Bank Director and discusses the concerns that bankers need to consider when choosing to work with correspondent banks that offer indirect swaps to their borrowers.