The US commercial real estate debt (CRED) market is thriving, driven by high interest rates, low loan-to-value ratios, and the rise of non-bank lenders. With traditional banks facing regulatory pressures, alternative lending is gaining traction, offering investors robust income and diversification opportunities. As non-bank lenders capture 40% of the market, CRED is poised to become a strategic asset class in both the US and Europe.
The US real estate sector presents significant investment opportunities, particularly in Commercial Real Estate Debt (CRED), as interest rates rise and traditional banks face regulatory pressures. Senior mortgages, with conservative loan-to-value ratios, offer capital protection and stable income, while non-bank lenders capture a growing market share. This evolving landscape positions CRED as a strategic asset class, appealing to institutional investors seeking diversification and resilience in volatile markets.
The Financial Market Authority is conducting enforcement proceedings against Swiss Fund Management AG, linked to questionable transactions involving illiquid bonds associated with investor Marco Garzetti. The investigation, initiated in May 2024, revealed that over a third of fund units were sold to clients of BZ Berater Zentrum AG, raising concerns about potential harm to those clients. Garzetti, who previously attempted to acquire GAM, has challenged the investigation's oversight in court, but the ruling mandates that Swiss Fund Management cover the full investigation costs.
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