Banking & Finance analysis: Delays to settlement in the Loan Market Association’s (LMA) secondary loan market remains a significant issue. Jacqui Allen, partner at Mandel, Katz & Brosnan, considers some of the most frequent causes of delay, and outlines the steps that are being taken to help reduce settlement times.
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