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The role of debt advisors in a covid-19 world
Financial intermediaries argue the current crisis has increased the need for their services
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Lenders need to study Europe’s covid-era student housing sector
The extent to which universities bring students physically back to campus will determine property debt providers’ appetite for financing student accommodation.
Europe’s Top Lenders 2020: Are you among them?
We are preparing our annual list of the organisations that are having the greatest impact on European property lending markets. If you believe yours is among them, we want to hear from you.
Why lenders will remain keen on UK build-to-rent
The emergent residential sub-sector is high on debt providers’ wish-lists. There are several good reasons why.
Five things to know about the German real estate credit market amid covid-19
For multiple reasons, Europe’s biggest property market has been an outlier in the region during the course of the pandemic.
Lenders, it’s time to consider crucial pandemic-era questions
As Europe’s real estate markets gradually reopen following lockdowns, debt providers want to get back to work. But an additional layer of scrutiny is needed before they agree to new financing deals.
Debt advisors have become part of the furniture
Before this cycle, there was little need for borrowers in European real estate markets to turn to intermediaries for advice. Now, debt advisors’ expertise is valued by many in the sector.
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“It is imperative that real estate lenders are not forced by their financing sources to meet their borrowers with rigidity during this time of heightened need.”
Tom Barrack, chairman and chief executive of Colony Capital, writing on 22 March, argued that lenders and regulators need to work together to prevent a collapse of the US commercial mortgage market.
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