Private equity, an alternative to banks restricting real estate lending
The signals come directly from Bank of Spain reports: banks 'quarantine' lending to real estate. The entities predict that they will be more demanding in granting credit to construction, real estate and the manufacturing sector in the second half of 2023.
In the 'Bank Lending Survey' released this summer, the supply of credit is expected to continue to contract and demand for loans is expected to fall further. "which would be somewhat more intense in real estate activities".The report points out. Thus, banks will continue to take measures in sectors such as these that pose a higher risk for them and could increase delinquency.
Spanish real estate has always stood out globally and investors see the country as a place to invest in 'brick' areas. This is why, in the face of traditional banking, there are growing opportunities for entrepreneurs in alternative private equity financing, via investment funds such as those managed and represented by DEXTER.
The Director of the company's Risk Analysis Department, José Enrique Chasserot, is conclusive in this regard: "The funds' commitment to our country is resolute, it goes beyond the current political and institutional situation. There is capital available, there are real estate projects that cannot wait and that have enormous guarantees of success, and that is where we are, to make it possible to provide capital to help move forward with developments that, as I have said, are clearly winners"..
Private equity, an alternative to banks restricting real estate lending
The signals come directly from Bank of Spain reports: banks 'quarantine' lending to real estate. The banks predict that they will be more demanding in granting credit to construction companies, real estate companies and the manufacturing sector in the second half of 2023.
In the 'Bank Lending Survey' that we have known this summer, it is anticipated that the supply of credit will continue to contract and there will be a further reduction in demand for loans "which would be somewhat more intense in real estate activities," the report states. Thus, banks will continue to take measures in sectors such as these that represent a greater risk for them and that could increase delinquency.
Spanish real estate has always stood out globally and investors see the country as a place to invest in 'brick' areas. That is why, in the face of a traditional banking sector that has shrunk, there are growing opportunities for entrepreneurs in alternative private equity financing, via investment funds such as those managed and represented by DEXTER.
The Director of the company's Risk Analysis Department, José Enrique Chasserot, is conclusive in this regard: "the funds' commitment to our country is firm, even beyond the current political and institutional situation. There is capital available, there are projects in the real estate sector that cannot wait and that have enormous guarantees of success and that is where we are, to make it possible for the funds to invest in our country.
