Daniel Cunningham
Starting today, Real Estate Capital reveals the organisations that have made our annual list of those most actively providing finance to European property markets. Here, we start with the banks.
Entrants have until 5pm, UK time, on Friday 13 November to pitch for inclusion in our awards shortlists.
The pandemic is accelerating the growth of non-bank lenders in Europe’s mid-sized loan market, argue panellists at CREFC Europe’s autumn conference.
The US manager has backed former Tyndaris real estate boss Clark Coffee’s new venture to capitalise on dislocation in the European lending market.
With less than two weeks to go, we urge you to send your submissions for Real Estate Capital’s annual recognition of the European property debt market’s best performers.
Although many lenders have scaled back their activities considerably, some see property credit as an enticing opportunity in a dislocated market.
Real Estate Capital is calling for submissions for 35 categories in this year’s awards. To help us compile our shortlists, we want to hear your highlights from a tough year.
The US real estate big hitter has struck a deal to take on Swiss manager GAM’s European property debt business.
The London-based manager, which has begun investing its sixth and seventh credit vehicles, says covid-19 has forced sponsors to adapt their strategies.
Europe’s real estate debt providers have become more selective about what they are prepared to lend against.