Loan servicing

Noteholders and lenders have voted to extend senior and mezzanine facilities, due to mature on 16 September, on seven office assets near the country’s two main cities

After a tricky 2023, debt advisers are more active and optimistic about the future, but need to be on their toes in an increasingly complex market, writes Mark Cooper.

With the Eurozone's economy expected to expand and refinancing activity on the increase, debt advisers and loan servicers have reason to be hopeful.

European loan servicers are working to bring borrowers and lenders together to find solutions which avoid enforcement, writes Mark Cooper.

Greater supply of debt and more flexible lending structures are starting to help unlock development activity, says Lisa Attenborough, Knight Frank’s head of debt advisory.

Lenders will have ‘no choice’ but to enforce if these conversations do not start soon, according to restructuring specialists at accountancy PwC.

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