With refinancing deadlines looming and capital flooding back into the market, debt advisers and loan servicers are busy supporting their clients as they address existing loans and seek new financing. We offer a guide to the market.
With the eurozone’s economy expected to expand and refinancing activity on the increase, debt advisers and loan servicers have reason to be hopeful.
In uncertain times, experienced debt advisers and loan servicers can help bridge the gap between borrowers and financial firms. Demand for their skills is growing, so Real Estate Capital Europe created this guide to help you find a way through the twists and turns of sourcing capital to get transactions across the finish line.
The inflationary storm continues, pushing up the cost of debt and, in so doing, raising the stakes for borrowers and investors. It is for this reason that the expertise of advisory firms – 24 of which are profiled in Real Estate Capital Europe’s second Debt Advisers Report – is being sought more urgently than ever before.
Amid uncertain conditions in the European real estate finance market, debt advisers are playing a valuable role connecting borrowers and lenders and helping to get deals done. Real Estate Capital’s first Debt Advisers Report explores how property finance intermediaries view the market and provides an exclusive rundown of the advisory businesses active in the sector today
The information contained in the 17-page directory below was provided by the companies featured. The directory includes information on 42 organisations, including specialist property debt advisory firms and the European real estate debt advisory units of larger companies. Collectively, they report advising on a total of €109.7 billion of debt in European markets in 2019.
In an increasingly complex financing market, it serves as an essential tool for borrowers and lenders.
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