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Credit’s first triumph over opportunistic in PERE’s Q1 2022 fundraising data points to enduring changes in the market’s perception of the strategy.
The quarter saw the close of four $1bn-plus mezzanine/debt funds, which accounted for a bulk of the capital raised during this period.
Goldman Sachs has echoed Morgan Stanley by returning to private equity real estate funds with a rebranded series carrying a considerably more conservative strategy.
The investment manager is aiming to finance core, income-producing real estate through the new evergreen vehicle.
The firm’s debut vehicle sees it broaden its investor base and will target both fund and co-investments.
The London-based manager has held a first close of £205m, raised predominantly from UK pension funds.
The London-headquartered asset manager has raised £100m for its UK senior loans fund and is aiming to raise capital for three lending strategies.
The head of the Paris-headquartered private equity firm’s new property lending business says there is a clear need across Europe for such debt providers.
Alejandro Moya and Martin Pommier of Madrid-based Incus Capital, winner of the 2021 Alternative Lender of the Year: Southern Europe award, explain why the firm occupies a unique position in the market.
Although the pandemic made capital raising more complicated, the manager brought new investors into its latest debt vehicle and is now preparing a successor fund launch.
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