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In the final part of our annual list of Europe's leading property lenders, we continue to look at the alternative debt providers that made their mark in 2021.
The Nordic manager is buying an existing real estate credit business with a Munich-based team as part of wider plans to expand its core capabilities in the property sector.
Our expanded list of those making the biggest impact on Europe’s property lending markets shows debt providers were keen to get back to business in 2021.
Real Estate Capital Europe’s Spanish roundtable participants observe that despite a difficult pandemic, liquidity has swiftly flooded back to the country.
Panellists at CREFC Europe’s Autumn Conference also discussed the rising CMBS market and the increasing importance of ESG in lending strategies.
The London-based alternative lender has closed its largest commercial real estate debt fund yet and will target £1bn of lending in the next three years.
The firm wants to boost originations to about $1bn quarterly.
The London-headquartered company has further expanded its reach in the US real estate debt market.
US manager Blackstone now invests more than $150bn on behalf of insurance companies.
The global alternatives managers has invested $1.7bn over the past 18 months, half of which is in Europe.