Private credit is the fastest-growing segment of debt financing. The implementation of AIFMD II has improved the regulatory framework for private lenders in Germany. How can market participants capitalize on the opportunities arising in the private debt market, and what potential does collaboration with alternative financing providers offer banks?
The next session of our “Talk im Turm” series addresses these questions. We will discuss with you the opportunities for private credit in the (real estate) financing market and the role of banks in the evolving financing landscape.
While private credit providers benefit from a relaxed regulatory framework, banks have access to refinancing options that are not available to alternative financing providers. This may create mutually beneficial collaboration opportunities where banks provide financing to a credit fund, which in turn uses those funds to grant loans (back leverage). Against this backdrop, we will discuss in particular:
- the changes resulting from the implementation of AIFMD II into German law,
- our experience with alternative financing providers in real estate transactions, and
- the potential for collaboration between the banking and non-banking sectors in real estate financing, with a particular focus on the structuring of loan-on-loan arrangements and the implementation of repo structures in German financing transactions.
This event is ntended for anyone who deals with (real estate) financing, particularly banks, credit funds, and borrowers.
For questions, or for information about registration, contact Nicole Kirch.