Lucy Scott

Swap rates in the UK and eurozone rose on news of a collapse in the ceasefire agreement between US and Iran on July 8.

Credit rating agency KBRA took the action following the latest valuation of the asset.

A survey shows banks are more selective on origination, as fears grow that inflation will push up interest rates.

The region’s institutional equity markets are reasonably transparent. The private debt markets must follow suit.

Analysis by CREFi, a real estate debt data platform, attributes the growth to the expansion of non-bank lenders.

A recapitalization plan by the US manager has reached an impasse as a Belgian court considers GH Group’s future.

Firms which rank among the biggest non-bank lenders to UK real estate are among those contributing to a major stress-testing exercise by the central bank.

The advisory found that 72% of respondents see room to increase originations in 2026.

The barometer recorded an estimated $24.76bn in US bank and non-bank deals in March and April, a level representing a 21.2% from the previous two-month period.

CBRE Loan Services denies allegations that it and lenders to Belgium’s largest office building pressured valuers.