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The London-based subsidiary of the Israeli international bank provided a £33m loan to back the redevelopment of the iconic racing circuit.
Participants in Real Estate Capital’s virtual roundtable on the Spanish market expect the pandemic to reshape the profile of the country’s real estate lending market.
Covid-19 forced financing volumes down sharply, but our annual lender list shows that activity continued despite the pandemic.
In the second part of our annual list of Europe's leading property lenders, we continue our rundown of the banks that carried on lending despite covid-19.
Starting today, Real Estate Capital reveals the organisations that have made our annual list of those most actively providing finance to European property markets. Here, we start with the banks.
Entrants have until 5pm, UK time, on Friday 13 November to pitch for inclusion in our awards shortlists.
The pandemic is accelerating the growth of non-bank lenders in Europe’s mid-sized loan market, argue panellists at CREFC Europe’s autumn conference.
Gifford West of loan sale advisor DebtX argues lenders should begin to shed troubled loans before the problem becomes too big.
Loan distress is brewing, banks are playing it safe and alternative lenders are aiming to make gains in the market.
Europe’s real estate debt providers have become more selective about what they are prepared to lend against.