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In this podcast, AllianceBernstein’s Clark Coffee says valuing assets is becoming more challenging, making it more important for equity investors to pick the winners. But credit lenders just need to avoid the losers.

Acquisition volumes are starting to pick up, creating opportunities for well-capitalized private lenders. But downside mitigation remains crucial in ‘structurally uncertain’ times, say PIMCO’s Roman Kogan and Seray Incoglu.

As the market begins to recover, bridge financing is giving borrowers the flexibility and time to stabilize assets and execute business plans, says Canyon Partners Real Estate’s Robin Potts and Jacob Feingold.

Private credit allows investors to hedge against equity market volatility, suggests Stormfield Capital’s Wesley Carpenter.

TCG Real Estate’s CEO, Brian Sedrish, discusses how maintaining underwriting discipline and targeting growth markets will be key to navigating the next phase of the real estate cycle.

In this podcast, Bravo Capital CEO Aaron Krawitz discusses how private credit is stepping in to finance multifamily and healthcare projects across the US amid tightened regulation and a retreat by traditional lenders.

As global investors weigh reallocating portfolios, the European market is entering a new cycle of opportunity, say Arrow Global’s Jay Patel and Cain International’s Arvi Luoma in this PERE Podcast.

Real estate debt investing is evolving to tackle market pressures and challenges, say Kayne Anderson’s Albert Rabil and Lee Levy.

The inefficiencies and idiosyncrasies of the US mid-market encompass pockets of opportunity for private real estate credit, highlights Arrowmark Partners’ Rob Brown.

Debt funds looking to take advantage of the surge in refinancing must be able to lend at attractive rates based on a highly efficient cost structure in an increasingly competitive environment, argues Prospect Capital’s Joseph Ryu.