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Roundtable: A fresh take on Germany’s future

Real estate specialists say the country’s market needs innovative lending solutions

Trimont: Non-bank lenders gain ground amid tight scrutiny

Alternative lenders are thriving in mid-to-large loans while banks dominate larger deals, says Trimont’s Dean Harris.

Mount Street sees new lease of life for loan servicers

Today’s real estate market is transforming the role of loan servicers, says Mount Street’s Serenity Morley.

Solutus on Europe’s uneven CRE lending recovery

While the region is in a more stable economic place today, the uptick in transaction activity isn’t happening uniformly across all regions, says Gareck Wilson, managing director at Solutus.

Alternative lenders step in to finance German recovery

Non-bank lenders are finally being compensated for risk in Europe’s largest real estate market and have a crucial role to play in capital restructuring, according to PIMCO’s Roman Kogan and PIMCO Prime Real Estate’s Roland Fuchs.

Three Stars: Performance of luxury hotels shines brightly

Three Stars Capital Partners’ Mauro Savoia highlights the resurgence of hotel opportunities for investors and debt providers following the covid crisis.

First Growth: Private credit helps bridge financing gap

Cautious senior and junior lenders are carefully selecting when to extend maturities, while sponsors are being equally careful in selecting when best to inject equity into deals, to avoid throwing good money after bad, says First Growth’s Francesca Galante.

Roundtable: Opportunity in Europe tempered by complexity

Conditions in European real estate debt markets favour alternative lenders. But sluggish investment activity is picking up only slowly, and underwriting remains challenging, say roundtable participants.