- Market Watch
- 17-May-2024
Weekly data sheet: Private equity moves further into debt space vacated by banks
Goldman Sachs has closed its largest-ever global lending fund while Blackstone negotiates to buy unwanted Pbb loans.
Read moreGoldman Sachs has closed its largest-ever global lending fund while Blackstone negotiates to buy unwanted Pbb loans.
Read moreAres, Coima and MEAG are three investors which have closed multiple acquisitions in the last few weeks.
Read moreThe demand is there and parts of the market have repriced, so will the deals follow? At Mipim 2024, the mood was cautiously optimistic.
Read moreUK bank Barclays is behind two new CMBS deals, which are the first securitisations launched in Europe this year.
Read moreUK real estate faces a wall of refinancing, as more than £70 bn of outstanding loans come due in the next 12 months.
Read moreVantage Data Centers is testing appetite from structured credit investors in a £600 mln issuance of CMBS bonds, a first for the data centre sector.
Read moreAs Ares completed a €325 mln French logistics acquisition from Blackstone, another French portfolio came onto the market.
Read moreTwo Berlin trophies are among the properties to be sold, with Signa's partner The Central Group buying the capital's iconic KaDeWe department store.
Read moreMorgan Stanley spin-off, Proprium, made a 20-times multiple on its €65 mln equity investment in 2007 in Motel One.
Read moreBlackstone did it again, this time, selling the jewel from a Milan portfolio for more than the €1.1 bn it paid for all 14 assets three years ago.
Read moreCentral London's Grade A office market has seen a 4% increase in take-up volume compared to the five-year quarterly average before the pandemic, according to new data from Cushman & Wakefield.