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Kingfisher Property

Property Finance joint venture equity

Finding a financial partner who will rely on the expertise of an asset manager for return of capital and profit, without dictating strategy, is the priority for many who are looking for third party equity. Our extensive experience in this market sets us apart in advising not only on the active sources but also the key requirements sought by third party equity providers. We can quickly assess the likelihood of raising finance and indicate the cost and other terms which are achievable. Even those with equity resources can benefit, increasing firepower and their ability to carry out larger transactions.

 

Equity comes from many different sources.Knowing their preferred sectors, ownership structures and return criteria enables us to provide quick and accurate assessments of deliverability. Grooming products and promoters by analysing both commercial angles and refinancing strategies helps establish a clear business plan at the outset. We target the right equity partners and negotiate low cost equity capital.

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

Cushman reports $2.4m second-quarter loss

Cushman & Wakefield produced a much-improved financial performance in the second quarter.

Kirsh to fight on for Minerva

South African billionaire pledges to Property Week to battle to the death over developer

Invista trio head to new-look Three Delta

Paul Taylor’s firm to launch “core” property fund

UK restructure stymies Regus

Serviced office company continues to open new centres despite first-half loss

Action is needed before energy crisis leaves UK in the dark

In the first of a series of four special features about sectors that need to lead real estate revival, Angela Jameson examines the energy sector

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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