How we are meeting property developer demand in the age of the "slow no"
The way regulators responded to the Global Financial Crisis and the liquidity crunch which followed has created a massive opportunity in debt markets.
The big banks are no longer able to lend as freely as they one could, as they must maintain their tier 1 capital ratios and adhere to Basel I, II, and III capital provisioning regimes.
This has led to the onset of the 'slow no', a situation in which property developers have had to wait endlessly for a response, only for it to be a 'no' anyway.
In the real world, things move a lot quicker and private commercial real estate (CRE) debt provider lenders, like ourselves at Payton Capital, have stepped up to fill the void.
Commercial real estate debt offers stable monthly income, attractive risk-adjusted returns, capital preservation, property exposure, and low volatility and correlation to public markets.
In this episode of Fund In Focus, I explain the Payton Capital process, how we are currently positioned across property market, and why you should invest in the CRE debt market.
Timestamps
0:00 - Intro to Payton Capital
1:00 - What is commercial real estate (CRE) debt?
1:30 - Why does CRE exist?
2:30 - Why invest in the CRE market?
3:40 - How do you choose a manager?
4:40 - The Payton Capital Funds
9:50 - Client Portal
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Payton provides an opportunity for investors to access the Australian private debt market, which was traditionally the domain of large scale banks. Visit our website to find out more.
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