Alicia Villegas
In the final part of REC's series on capital flows, Lauren Parr examines how real estate credit vehicles are being boosted by the rise of private debt.
Several major banks may have avoided this year’s Cannes event, but those lenders in attendance remain confident about the market.
In the second part of REC's series on capital flows, Lauren Parr looks at the growing importance of Asia.
A survey of UK debt trends shows alternative lenders are encroaching further into senior banks’ territory.
Ivanhoé Cambridge and Natixis Assurances obtain Europe’s first Climate Bond Certified label for a €480m debt facility to fund the development of the DUO towers.
Al Rayan Bank’s first Islamic residential mortgage-backed securitisation in the country is expected to pave the way for further transactions of this type.
Research shows the likelihood of a property crash is gradually increasing.
The German bank has written the 32% LTV facility, syndicating €100m to ING.
The private lender has provided a 47% LTV debt facility in a ‘rare’ financing opportunity, as it targets alternative sectors across the UK.
Titlestone Structured Finance and Shawbrook Bank have provided £42.5m across two facilities for a London residential scheme.