PERE Credit 100

Investors that better understand the asset class and an expanding global footprint are signs of maturation.

A relative value approach to investing across public and private markets, combined with the ability to structure bilateral deals and maintain control, is how to drive outperformance, argues Lee Levy, head of real estate debt at Kayne Anderson.

A convergence of demographic momentum, bank retreat and housing undersupply has created a rare and durable opportunity in Australian commercial real estate debt, says Andrew Schwartz, group managing director and co-founder at Qualitas.

Fundraising momentum affirms the growth thesis for the asset class.

Pretium Partners, BNP Paribas AM Alts and PAG were the leading fundraisers for region-specific strategies in the PERE Credit 100.

Access to detailed information at both market and asset level will determine real estate credit managers’ ability to identify and price risk in a fast-changing market, argues BGO’s Jim Blakemore.

Discipline and niche expertise set winners apart, argues Northwind’s Ran Eliasaf.

Our signature ranking goes global and doubles in size.

The PERE Credit 100, which replaces three previous rankings, debuts at a pivotal time for fundraising in the asset class.