Property Finance mezzanine finance
Notwithstanding the Credit Crunch, some lenders are prepared to offer more than just senior debt terms for opportunities with short to medium term enhancement potential. Our analytical approach in presenting the income and capital growth characteristics of properties pays dividends when it comes to raising finance over and above that available by way of senior debt. Maximising the senior debt tranche at cheaper pricing and minimising any junior tranche at higher pricing can add considerable value. In depth knowledge of the lending parameters of different organisations is key to introducing stretch debt or mezzanine.Last Updated 1st September 2010
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Cushman reports $2.4m second-quarter loss
Cushman & Wakefield produced a much-improved financial performance in the second quarter.
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
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.
Jenny Buck, head of Schroders’ £1.8bn property multi-manager business for the past nine years, has resigned
