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Our annual list of debt providers having the greatest impact on European property markets will be published in September. Here’s a taste of it.

AEW's analysis of 970 European real estate loans written since 2003 demonstrates a widening range of pricing as the market has developed.

The arrival of 5G, demand from ‘hyper-scalers’ and the need for facilities close to cities are among the factors supporting long-term growth.

Cain International’s Graham Keable explains why the firm recently wrote a £56m loan against a London retirement home.

LIBOR has underpinned financial markets for decades. But the benchmark could be phased out in less than three years, with huge implications for real estate lenders.

There is growing demand for construction finance. In the right circumstances, it makes sense for those lenders that understand the risks.

The French asset manager will provide development loans and enter new country markets through its third senior real estate lending vehicle, for which it is aiming to raise €400m.

The lure of debt to investors, the evolution of lending products and the need for greater emphasis on ESG were among the topics discussed at our sister title’s conference.

We’re already considering which firms should make this year’s list. There’s just over a week to argue why yours should be included.

Although traditional debt providers have become more cautious about the stateside shopping sector, newer lenders are looking for opportunities. By Michelle Phillips