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The firm compared the leverage and yields on the B-piece with similar metrics for preferred equity or mezzanine debt investments.
The US, UK and continental Europe offer great opportunities for alternative lenders. But it is the North American GPs that are better able to capitalize on a transatlantic strategy
Banks’ withdrawal from the market as loans mature has opened a lending gap for private debt managers to fill.
Now is an opportune time to be a lender, as bank retrenchment has fueled the need for alternative lenders to fill the gap.
Private real estate lenders need to focus on underwriting in today’s uncertain market, but there are opportunities for well-funded players offering flexibility, says Kayne Anderson Real Estate’s Andrew Smith
Real Estate Capital USA presents the 2023 edition of its Debt Fund 40 ranking.
Methodology for our ranking of the top capital raisers in US commercial real estate debt.
Alternative lenders are expecting to increase their market share as regional banks pull back.
The ranking’s biggest lenders were PGIM and KKR, lending a combined total of $74.2bn between 2018 and 2022.
Co-founder Jonathan Roth expects firm to originate more gap and bridge financings in current market.