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In a time of uncertainty, Jack Gay, TH Real Estate’s global head of debt, explains why commercial real estate debt may provide the relative value and downside protection that investors need

Over recent months, TH Real Estate has been expanding the capabilities of its debt business through a reoriented focus on high-yield lending strategies

Commercial real estate debt may be hard to pigeonhole, says Jason Hernandez, TH Real Estate’s head of originations for the Americas, but it also offers an attractive alternative

Martin Priestley, TH Real Estate’s head of debt for Asia-Pacific, explains why Australia and New Zealand are attractive markets for commercial real estate debt managers seeking relative value in the region

Christian Janssen, head of European debt at TH Real Estate, talks about the opportunities in the UK market and the underlying investment rationale for real estate lending in the rest of Europe

Philip Robson and Theresa Shutt, president and chief investment officer, respectively, of IAM Private Debt, discuss competition in Canada and the macro risks facing the North America market.

Even at this stage in the cycle, industry experts say conditions in the US private debt market are just right for LPs seeking to fill that sweet spot in their portfolio.

Capital inflows and new entrants to the market have made investing conditions tougher, but Brent Humphries, president at AB Private Credit Investors – the direct lending platform of global asset manager AllianceBernstein – says opportunities can still be found.

In a competitive US private debt market, maintaining discipline can be a challenge. The head of capital markets at Twin Brook Capital Partners explains the value of being selective.

Economic momentum and profit growth remain strong, and Antares remains bullish about its portfolio, senior managing director and co-head of sponsor coverage Tim Lyne said.