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European real estate investment activity rebounded in 2021 after the pandemic suppressed the market during the previous year. Our eighth annual awards highlights those in the property debt industry that have grasped the opportunity.
Paul Lloyd, CEO of Loan Servicer of the Year: Europe winner Mount Street, explains how technology and an understanding of clients’ debt portfolios are crucial to obtaining business in the European loan servicing market.
The London-headquartered loan servicer has partnered with an Athens-based investment group as it sees growing volumes of NPLs trade in the market.
Robert Pike of loan servicer Trimont says there is a growing need for debt providers to gather and use data to navigate the market’s challenges.
Technology will shake up the status quo in the servicing market and generate valuable insights to benefit lenders, argues Vishal Soni, co-founder at Oxane Partners.
Pandemic-induced uncertainty dented property financing activity last year. But the achievements of our awards winners demonstrate that many remained focused on credit matters.
Real estate debt advisors, lawyers and loan servicers continued to play a crucial role in 2020.
In the second of a two-part review of 2020, we examine how real estate lenders continued to do business, and raise fresh capital, amid the uncertainty created by covid-19.
The US firm says Europe’s real estate lenders have staved off a loan crisis with forbearance. But that forbearance will not continue indefinitely.
In stark contrast to the US, Europe’s CMBS loans have largely avoided emergency treatment, according to the London-based firm.