Does A Secured Lender Have A Duty To Sell Securities Falling In Value?

LexisNexis (January 25, 2019, 1:51 PM EST) -- What duty does a secured lender have to sell collateral such as securities if the market is falling and the debtor is in default on its secured loan? The key UCC provision is Section 9-207. That provision imposes a duty of care with respect to pledged collateral, both before and after default. In construing it, the courts have differed as to whether the secure creditor breaches its duty of care by failing to sell pledged securities falling in value....