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Kingfisher Property

Welcome to Kingfisher Property

Established in 1988 and based in Mayfair, Kingfisher Property is a team of chartered surveyors with a deep knowledge and understanding of the UK commercial property finance markets. We arrange senior debt, mezzanine and joint venture equity for a wide range of clients and for all commercial property types. Our focus is on delivering financing solutions designed to maximise returns for clients.

 

We also have two companies authorised by the FSA to promote and operate UK unregulated collective investment schemes and are one of the UK's leading service providers to institutional and private equity property funds. As at November 2009, we operated a total of 42 collective investment schemes with total funds under management in excess of £2.9 billion.

 

In addition, we track and publish online market data, including UK interest rates and global interest swaps, and also produce our own analysis of return on equity for UK commercial property.

Last Updated 1st September 2010

1m Libor 0.57%.......3m Libor 0.73%.......3yr Swap 1.52%.......5yr Swap 2.06%.......10yr Swap 2.96%.......20yr Swap 3.56%.......30yr Swap 3.64%

Property Finance News

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Britain’s economic ‘trilemma’ will scare off investors

Government must make decisions on UK’s energy policies

The €25bn cost of bailing out Anglo Irish

Anglo Irish Bank, the embattled property lender, this week estimated it would cost the Irish government €25bn to bail it out, as it reported a massive first-half loss.

Schroders passes Buck

Jenny Buck, head of Schroders’ £1.8bn property multi-manager business for the past nine years, has resigned

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