Europe

As conflict and raised interest rates reshape expectations, alternative lenders are competing harder for deals while underwriting cautiously, say participants in PERE Credit’s Europe roundtable.

As loans mature into a higher-rate, more disciplined lending market, First Growth co-founder and partner Cyril de Romance explains why lenders are increasingly choosing to sell distressed loans rather than negotiate a second extension.

As billions in commercial real estate loans come due in a higher-rate environment, advisers and servicers are finding plenty of solutions.

Valuers are navigating a market in which there is a dearth of transactional evidence for valuations.

The UK Prime Minister’s £10bn plan to fix the country’s housing shortage will create opportunities for debt providers.

The last day for submissions is Friday, August 28.

Yields on treasuries, gilts and other sovereign debt hit multi-year highs this week due to concerns on higher oil prices, rising deficits and inflation.

The UK High Court dispute saw PIMCO Prime, JLL and Valesco explain their roles in a valuation process that triggered a cash trap.

Private real estate lenders are set to be part of the solution to today’s version of distress.

The firm also saw European origination volumes rise, according to Charlie Rose, global head of credit.