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After a tricky 2023, debt advisers are more active and optimistic about the future, but need to be on their toes in an increasingly complex market, writes Mark Cooper.
Welcome to Real Estate Capital Europe’s guide to the real estate debt advisers active in Europe today.
European loan servicers are working to bring borrowers and lenders together to find solutions which avoid enforcement, writes Mark Cooper.
Canary Wharf Group makes progress as it addresses its outstanding debt but has more refinancing ahead of it; Brookfield targets the sale of a large London office tower as a debt deadline looms; Blackstone sources a major refinancing of its iQ Student Accommodation platform; and more in today's briefing, exclusively for our valued subscribers.
As alternative lenders expand their market share across Europe, debt advisory is gaining prominence, CBRE’s Chris Gow and Clarence Dixon argue.
Inside: Real Estate Capital Europe’s annual guide to the leading firm’s advising the market
Alternative lenders are thriving in mid-to-large loans while banks dominate larger deals, says Trimont’s Dean Harris.
Today’s real estate market is transforming the role of loan servicers, says Mount Street’s Serenity Morley.
While the region is in a more stable economic place today, the uptick in transaction activity isn’t happening uniformly across all regions, says Gareck Wilson, managing director at Solutus.
Inside: Real Estate Capital Europe’s annual guide to the leading firms advising the market; Signs of an uplift? – why this downturn is not a repeat of the global financial crisis; Expert comment from industry leaders; Plus much more…