LONDON, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Britain's bad bank, which is running down the loans of two bailed out lenders, said on Monday it was in exclusive talks with Australian firm Computershare CPU.AX for it to manage 30 billion pounds ($42.81 billion) in mortgage assets.
UK Asset Resolution Limited (UKAR) said the assets would continue to be owned by Bradford & Bingley, Mortgage Express and NRAM, with no changes to their terms and conditions.
Britain last year sold 13 billion pounds of loans once held by former mortgage lender Northern Rock to U.S. private equity firm Cerberus CBS.UL , marking the biggest ever sale of a book of loans in Europe. ($1 = 0.7008 pounds)