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Schroders Capital’s Kristina Foster examines the expanding scope for real estate credit strategies aiming to deliver social and environmental impact in the mid-market.
The region may have been a banking market, but attitudes are changing and economic recovery looks promising, says Javier Beltrán.
Lenders are bridging the finance gap – but only if borrowers show evidence of a sustainability plan.
The European Central Bank wants lenders under its supervision to get a grip on their exposure to the environmental crisis.
Target returns and sustainability goals can both feature in real estate debt strategies, argue BNP Paribas Asset Management’s Christophe Montcerisier and Nicolas Toupin.
Across the financial and asset management worlds, claims about sustainability are coming under scrutiny. For real estate lenders, ensuring that their approach to ESG-related lending is clear and accountable is becoming imperative.
As interest in green lending strategies rises, US lenders are looking to their European counterparts for a roadmap to writing sustainable loans.
Laura Bretherton of law firm Macfarlanes explains what lenders in the UK need to do to be ready for the end of LIBOR.
Marc Nardini argues that lenders will begin an “aggressive” realigning of their portfolios once market conditions begin to improve.
Lenders are facing calls to grant interest payment holidays, force majeure is on people's minds, and operational property is expected to be hardest hit.
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