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Press Releases DebtX Loan Sale Platform Selected by FDICFive-Year Agreement With FDIC Will Help Liquidate Receivership Assets BOSTON, December 10, 2007 DebtX, one of the nation's largest loan sale advisors for commercial debt, today announced that it has signed a five-year agreement with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) to sell assets in FDIC receiverships. “We're pleased the FDIC selected DebtX,” said DebtX CEO Kingsley Greenland. “The FDIC will have immediate access to DebtX's sophisticated and proven technology, and we will provide a complete range of loan sale advisory services to deliver superior price execution through the DebtX marketplace.” DebtX provides an established online marketplace to market acquired assets to the largest number of potential buyers safely and securely. DebtX's deal management technology provides the FDIC multiple and varied marketing initiatives, and its loan sale professionals possess the expertise and capacity to support these initiatives by providing complementary valuation, marketing, due diligence, and other supporting services. DebtX, which has more than 3,200 accredited investors around the world, has been engaged previously by the FDIC to sell assets. From 2001 to 2004, DebtX sold more than $460 million in loans in eight separate transactions. The FDIC is one of a number of government organizations that has engaged DebtX to sell debt. Most recently, the National Credit Union Administration engaged DebtX to sell $26 million in home loans for properties around Fort Myers, Florida. The sale bids Thursday, December 13 at www.debtx.com. About DebtX Media Contact |