Daniel Cunningham
The Berlin-based advisory and investment firm records 151 investors currently active in Germany’s subordinated debt market.
Following the €435m first close of its latest credit vehicle, the manager’s debt experts discuss fundraising in the time of covid-19.
If you believe your organisation should feature in our annual list of those that are having the greatest impact on European property lending markets, we want to hear from you by 9 October.
The Hague-based asset manager is partnering with traditional lenders as it targets medium-term growth of its property debt platform to up to €10bn.
New research suggests there is a real estate debt funding shortfall ahead. But the problem is unlikely to be as severe as in the aftermath of the global financial crisis.
The investment manager expects the covid-19 crisis to create a debt funding gap, albeit far smaller than that seen after the 2007-08 crash.
We are preparing our annual list of the organisations that are having the greatest impact on European property lending markets. If you believe yours is among them, we want to hear from you.
The author of the most comprehensive survey of the German real estate debt market expects asset selection to be crucial to lenders’ fortunes.
Intermediaries have become part of the European property lending landscape. But how do the users and originators of debt view their role in the sector?
The Canadian giant has hired property finance specialist Martin Farinola to grow its European lending business