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ISBN-13: 9781394388134
ISBN-10: 1394388136
Pagini: 312
Editura: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Colecția The Wiley Finance Series
Seria The Wiley Finance Series


Notă biografică

ROXANA MOHAMMADIAN-MOLINA is a financier, investor and strategist specialising in private credit, real estate finance and financial innovation. Over a career spanning more than fifteen years, she has worked at the intersection of capital markets, technology and real estate, advising private and institutional investors on capital allocation and investment strategy. She serves as Vice Chair of the Saudi British Joint Business Council, where she supports investment dialogue and economic cooperation between the UK and the GCC region.


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Preface xv

Introduction - Beyond Banks: Lending, Power and the Long Arc of Real Estate Credit 1

CHAPTER 1 After the Crisis: The Rise of Non-Bank Lending 7
Stabilising the Core, Shifting the Edges 7
Rebuilding the System After the Crisis 11
Dodd-Frank, Basel III and the New Lending Rulebook 12
When Capital Rules Changed the Game 13
Basel III Redefines Banking Strength 16
The Blunt Edge of Safety and the Bank Retreat 19
The Volcker Rule's Hidden Impact 20
The 150% Problem: HVCRE 21
The Era of Cheap Capital 22
The First Domino 25
Retrenchment Goes Global 29
Real Estate Lending in the Crossfire 31

CHAPTER 2 Anatomy of a Private Debt Deal 49
Bricks, Mortar and the Balance Sheet 49
Global Capital, Local Impact 50
Deals in the Real World 52
The Capital Behind the Transformation 74

CHAPTER 3 Follow the Money: Who Backs Private Real Estate Debt-and Why 75
The Silent Architects of Capital 75
How Pension Funds Became Lenders 78
The Rise of Insurer-Led Property Lending 87
Nation-Backed Capital and Real Estate Credit 91
Investment Managers as Capital Architects 93
Turning Loans into Lending Dry Power 106
Inside the Mechanics of Private Credit's Quiet Engine 107xii CONTENTS
Family Offices in Real Estate Credit 113
From Wall Street to Your Street: Debt Goes Retail 114

CHAPTER 4 Why Developers Are Moving Beyond Banks 119
The Moment Borrowers Looked Elsewhere 119
The Changing Perception of Private Debt 120
No Longer a Dirty Word 120
Time Kills Deals 122
From Paper Trails to Digital Rails 125
When Flexibility Wins the Day 126
Tailored Solutions for Complex Projects 132
The Modular Housing Revolution 133
The Rise of Airspace Development 140
New Life for Old Churches 146
A Broader Toolkit for Developers 148
Relationship-Driven Lending in a Transactional World 150

CHAPTER 5 How Technology Reshaped Private Credit 153
From Handshake to Platform 153
PropTech Comes of Age 154
The Platformisation of Deal Origination 154
Underwriting in the Digital Age 157
Digitising Due Diligence 161
Data-Driven Documentation 164
The Digital Front Door of Credit 165
Automating Case Management 166
Beyond Origination: Technology and Portfolio Intelligence 167

CHAPTER 6 What Comes Next for Private Real Estate Debt 169
The End of the Easy Years 169
The Era of Consolidation 170
The Rebundling of Banks and Non-Banks 173
The New Regulatory Landscape 174
A More Selective Market 175
Technology as Infrastructure, Not Advantage 176
A Broader Definition of 'Real Estate' 176
The Age of Borrower Choice 177
Beyond the Boom 177

Conclusion: The Quiet Rewriting of the Financial System 179
Acknowledgements 181
About the Author 183
Bibliography 185
Index 189