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Randeesh Sandhu, co-founder of alternative lender Précis Capital Partners, says financiers can take steps to mitigate the effect of rising rates and inflation on residential construction markets.
As inflation soars, so too does the cost of debt. The relationship between European debt advisers and their clients is now more important than ever, reports Ellie Duncan.
Inflation hedging depends on the ability to grow rents and, in turn income, says Brad Gries, co-head and co-CIO, Americas at LaSalle Investment Management.
Emma Huepfl, managing director, EMEA Credit Strategies, and Chris McMain, head of origination of CBRE Investment Management’s debt business in Europe, discuss how the firm is tailoring offerings to obtain the best mid-market opportunities.
Gifford West of non-performing loan advisory firm Alpine Tremont says the pandemic’s impact on consumer behaviour means a wave of real estate loan defaults is inevitable.
Private and listed equity, private and listed debt, green bonds – all investment instruments have a critical role in achieving a positive sustainable impact, says Old Mutual Alternative Investments’ head of ESG, Dean Alborough.
Nancy Lashine and John Sweeney, managing partners at capital advisory firm Park Madison Partners, discuss why inflation will be a friend to bricks and mortar, and other reasons for increased institutional allocations next year.
Lisa Attenborough of consultant Knight Frank says momentum in the sustainable real estate financing market is building.
Iain Balkwill from law firm Reed Smith says collateralised loan obligations offer alternative lenders a strong source of funding.
Robert Pike of loan servicer Trimont says there is a growing need for debt providers to gather and use data to navigate the market’s challenges.