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Who to turn to after the banker's refusal

The banks' main focus is always on their existing clients and their portfolios, making it relatively complicated to finance new, riskier operations, confides Damien Giguet, founder and CEO of Shift Capital. The good news is that a plethora of alternative funders is emerging, which in turn address the various categories of risk.

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Funding: with the looming crisis, bankers batten down the hatches

Banks with fewer resources to allocate to real estate financing will favour a risk / return ratio that is more advantageous for them. They will go much more readily towards core / core + segments rather than value-add operations, says Damien Giguet.

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SHIFT CAPITAL advises EQT in the context of the session at 28-34 rue du Château des Rentiers

SHIFT CAPITAL assisted an investor in the sale of an asset of more than 13,000 m² located in the 13th arrondissement of Paris.

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SHIFT CAPITAL advises SCI Perial Euro Carbone in their financing of its first acquisition in Brussels

SHIFT CAPITAL advised Perial Euro Carbone on the financing of a 4200m2 office building in Brussels, supporting the SCI during the marketing phase and during negotiations. SHIFT CAPITAL coordinated all the stakeholders during the transaction, which amounts to € 20M.

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Core+ is now financed like value-add and value-add like opportunistic.

The real estate financial market has changed with the sanitary crisis. Deals are reassessed and conditions reviewed. A market overview with Damien Giguet, founder and CEO of Shift Capital.

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French real estate counts the covid cost

Participants in Real Estate Capital’s first virtual roundtable predict lenders in France will reprice property debt and reduce leverage as the market copes with the covid-19 crisis. Stuart Watson reports.

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