Sentences with phrase «private debt funds»

While the presence of sovereign wealth funds in the private debt space has increased substantially, allocations have actually declined — capital raised for private debt funds closed on 2016 stood at $ 94 billion — that's down from $ 98 billion in 2015 (which is still four times as much as was raised in 2009).

«That is why I think a lot of the smaller private debt fund managers in Europe will fall by the wayside or be consolidated,» says Fobel.

Prior to joining Cerberus, Mr. Johnston was a Managing Director at White Oak Global Advisors, LLC from 2011 to 2017 where he was responsible for sourcing, underwriting and managing new investment opportunities across sectors for White Oak's private debt funds.

Private debt funds are benefiting from limited competition and better bankruptcy regimes too.

The investment is the 13th for Gulf Capital's Private Debt funds and the fifth investment for its Gulf Credit Opportunities Fund II, with nearly 50 % of the fund invested across defensive sectors across the Middle East and Africa region.

As banks step back, more developers are forced to pay a premium for debt and rely on bridge lenders, private debt funds or EB - 5 investors.

GrowthCap has a broad network of long - standing relationships with private capital investors including family offices, growth equity firms, private equity firms, asset managers, sovereign wealth funds, special situation investors and private debt funds.

Clearly, this is not your typical investment and even die - hard Rebel fans would be urged to do their due diligence before putting their money in a private debt fund.

Investors would be wise to carefully select the private debt funds they allocate to, given Fobel's observation above.

(2) Debt — this is generally traditional project equity lending, and as with project equity there are plenty of lenders — big banks, small banks, private debt funds — ready to lend to all kinds of renewable energy projects.

His clients include business development companies, private debt funds, insurance companies, energy companies and commercial and industrial firms.

Insurance companies are stepping in to fill some of the gaps, and private debt funds are emerging as an alternative space.

Sonnenblick points out that lenders doing these types of interim loans are often either commercial banks or private debt funds.

A little more expensive, private debt funds will offer recovery capital in the 6 percent to 8 percent rate range, depending on the property.

Private debt funds, high net worth individuals, mortgage REITS and crowd funding platforms are all entering the commercial mortgage market offering borrowers everything from alternatives to traditional bank financing to bridge, construction, mezzanine, preferred equity, joint - venture and hard money solutions.