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There is still caution to be overcome, but borrowers are increasingly turning to non-bank lenders due to accommodating regulation and various perceived benefits, say Giancarlo Castorino, Nicolò Perricone and Giulia Venanzoni.
Majority ownership shifts to the senior lenders, led by Arbour Lane, as debt is cut substantially.
Current monetary policy and economic conditions are creating favourable conditions for the asset class says Bruce Richards of Marathon Asset Management.
The past 10 years has seen debt move firmly into the investment mainstream, with signs of continued growth ahead.
Konstantin Danilov of VRS Restructuring Services examines the factors affecting the financial markets.
If you’re a large manager with freshly raised capital, you may be poised to prosper. For others, things could be about to get more challenging. PDI examines the landscape for private debt following the recent banking woes.
One-third of the maturing loans were made by CMBS lenders a decade ago; the report also finds transaction volume in February plunged from the previous year.
Fears over a recession mean that banks are increasingly looking to shift their performing and non-performing loans off their books. They need a strong counterparty to do so, says Paul Burdell, co-founder and chief executive at LCM Partners
A survey by CAPX reveals lenders’ lack of consensus on the future
The outcome of the Silicon Valley Bank Financial Group’s bankruptcy litigation could drive more capital into the investment industry.