Daniel Cunningham
A survey by Link Group shows few property finance professionals saw coronavirus as a major threat in January.
Our conversations with debt providers suggest many will favour a collaborative approach to dealing with difficulties faced by borrowers.
German lenders are lost for words, opportunistic credit specialists are gearing up, and sponsors are dealing with a loss of income.
The Colony Capital boss says the US property loan market is on the brink. Lenders in Europe should take note.
Disciplined lending throughout the cycle should stand the non-bank lending space in good stead, according to Simon Wallace.
The UK specialist lender says its latest mortgage securitisation sets it up well for a “rocky period”.
The covid-19 pandemic represents uncharted territory for Europe’s commercial property lenders.
Lower-for-longer conditions are driving capital into property markets. But persistently low interest rates are also a concern for real estate investors and lenders.
The deal for Finance Tower in Brussels’ central business district showed that banks and insurers can work together.
Lending organisations have become more focused on retaining property debt specialists, according to a recent compensation survey compiled exclusively for Real Estate Capital by executive search firm Sousou Partners.