Pacific Investment Management Co., the manager of the world’s largest bond fund, plans to launch a fund worth at least $1 billion to buy distressed loans from banks.
The fund will buy up past-due debt including commercial and residential mortgage loans, Bloomberg News said without naming its sources. Pimco, as the asset manager is known, plans to then work with a loan servicer to renegotiate the…
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