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Blackstone is on the verge of clinching a deal to buy a vast portfolio of commercial real estate loans worth approximately $17 billion from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp (FDIC), tied to the defunct Signature Bank. Since the bank's collapse in March, FDIC has been looking to offload this diversified loan portfolio, which includes a range of properties such as retail and office spaces, industrial buildings, and residential complexes. Negotiations are currently in their final stages, with Blackstone's bid emerging as the most favorable in terms of cost-effectiveness for the FDIC. However, the complexity of such deals means that details are still being worked out, leaving room for potential changes in the agreement or the possibility of another bidder swooping in to claim the portfolio.
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