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The Riksbank wants property companies to better explain valuation methods to shore up confidence in real estate.
Livio Stracca, European Central Bank
A senior representative from the central bank played down the risks associated with banks’ commercial property exposure at the PERE Network Europe Forum this week.
The vice-president of the European Central Bank said alternative debt providers are of greater concern than traditional lenders.
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.
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.
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