As more loan portfolios make their way to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., the agency is finding innovative ways to work with the private sector. One of its most notable efforts is the structured-

loan sale program, in which the agency sells a stake-usually 20% to 40%-of a partnership-type structure to an investor who then participates in the upside. To date, there have been 15 such deals, including the $1.2- billion sale last October of a 40% interest in a portfolio of assets previously owned by Corus Bank. And late

last month, the FDIC awarded an unnamed investor $2 billion of commercial real estate loan sources from 21 failed banks.

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