Our senior editorial teams covering PE, private debt, infrastructure, real estate and secondaries discuss the latest in how private markets are responding to the coronavirus pandemic. Plus: ways firms are helping people out in the crisis.
With tenants now defaulting on rent payments, new regulations will play a critical role in lowering the number of casualties in the industry.
The refusal by tenants to pay rent under a covid-19 lockdown has raised the fear of creating a ‘cascading effect’ among related contractual parties.
Otherwise, US private real estate mogul Tom Barrack says, widespread margin calls could trigger the next financial crisis – and it’s hard to disagree.
Colony Capital’s CEO calls for lender leniency to avert a mortgage market collapse, triggering a financial crisis.
The Colony Capital boss says the US property loan market is on the brink. Lenders in Europe should take note.
UBS' real estate and private markets business analyses the areas of private real estate that will bear the biggest short-term impacts of a world under lockdown.
The sector has seen one of the sharpest drops in performance since the outbreak, according to data unveiled at a Cushman & Wakefield webinar.
South Korean investors’ demand for US real estate debt remains robust, but there is a change in the type of preferred debt products.
Anthony Breault of the Oregon State Treasury talks with PERE about the implications of entering 'a global stage that we've never seen before.'