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Part three of our guide to the finance providers making their mark in Europe.
Part two of our guide to the finance providers making their mark in Europe.
Deals were closed this year, despite a subdued financing market. The following list puts the spotlight on the organisations that continued to lend
What stood out in the inaugural Real Estate Capital Europe’s Active Lenders list?
Demand for short-term finance has surged as investors and developers seek to ride out market turbulence and ‘stay alive till 2025’.
FAP Group managing partner Curth-C Flatow identifies the trends driving a new type of bridge lending in Germany and outlines the options available to borrowers.
Paul Lloyd, CEO of loan servicer Mount Street, appraises the faltering performance of the European real estate finance market in 2023 and predicts a mixed picture next year.
The loan, provided alongside two other banks, is secured against a cross-border portfolio.
Otera Capital, a subsidiary of Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec, has provided the logistics loan in partnership with the bank.
Christophe Murciani left Luxembourg-based Sienna Investment Managers in October.