Managers in the latest Debt Fund 30 ranking collectively recorded a slight decrease in European lending volume year-on-year.
Capitalising on the banking sector's decreased appetite for risk is just one way alternative lenders are looking to get ahead amid the current macroeconomic volatility.
The volume of capital in the annual ranking has grown, despite managers facing a more difficult job to win commitments.
Welcome to Real Estate Capital Europe’s listing of the 30 managers ranked as the biggest debt fundraisers on the continent.
Lenders are bridging the finance gap – but only if borrowers show evidence of a sustainability plan.
The 30 biggest fundraisers in Europe’s real estate lending market revealed.
Our R&A team counted the total volume of capital raised by managers from third-party investors between 1 January 2018 and 31 December 2022 for the purpose of issuing real estate debt in Europe.
Inside: The Debt Fund 30 – Europe’s leading fundraisers revealed; An alternative lenders roundtable; Expert comment and analysis from industry leaders; Plus much more…
Christopher Walker finds out how, for some, the challenging market conditions can be turned into opportunities.
BF.direkt’s latest sentiment survey shows tightening credit conditions as Europe’s operating conditions worsen.
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