Last year was the industry’s toughest since the global financial crisis of 2007-08, but business continued to be done, despite the uncertainty. Read on to find out which organisations and deals were voted last year’s best.
The US investment bank has provided funding to specialist debt provider LendInvest to back its mortgage lending strategy.
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.
The UK-based Swiss Life subsidiary sourced a £56m loan from DekaBank for its recent London office acquisition, amid debate about the future of the sector.
The insurance company has provided a 40-year financing to housing association Bromford Housing through a private placement.
The €205m refinancing facility for Northwood Investors was described by DWS’s Oswatitsch as having a ‘defensive nature’.
The real estate lending market is largely on pause. But the deals closed since the onset of the crisis hint at what lenders are still willing to sign off on.
The lender provided €129.5m to fund the private equity firm’s latest German investment.
Market observers expect deals like ICG-Longbow’s recent data centre loan to become more frequent as new working patterns drive internet usage.
German lenders are lost for words, opportunistic credit specialists are gearing up, and sponsors are dealing with a loss of income.