November 2018 issue

The survey, compiled by sister title Private Debt Investor, provides insights into CRE debt from a wide range of investors.

Real estate debt can meet investors’ returns expectations, but managers need to navigate a more challenging late-cycle market, argue John Barakat and Peter Foldvari of M&G Investments

In today’s European real estate debt fundraising environment, managers need to work hard to attract investors and meet their expectations. David Turner finds out how they are doing it.

The figures that shaped the property finance industry from mid-September to mid-October.

Commercial property debt funds gained traction in Europe due to post-crisis financial illiquidity. Now, managers must prove their model will work through cycles.

Australia’s largest superannuation fund, has entered the European real estate lending market. Real Estate Capital finds out about its plans.

With investment volumes hitting record levels last year, lenders are making the most of a booming market.

The creation of a central debt platform has paved the way for the German insurer to raise capital from third-parties.

The prospect of rising interest rates and the proliferation of buy-to-hold strategies are among the drivers of long-term loan deals.

We might be at a late stage of the property cycle, but capital providers are determined to find routes into the market.

Property lenders must create late-cycle strategies to avoid the “profitability black hole” of previous cycles, a debt working group has urged.