International Asset-Backed Lending Wealth and liquidity are not the same thing. An entrepreneur can control substantial businesses, own valuable real estate and hold investments across several countries while still encountering a situation in which significant cash is required within weeks rather than months. A family may have accumulated valuable assets over decades but prefer not […]

Cross-Border Private Credit Cross-border private credit becomes relevant when a financing transaction cannot be understood properly through the lens of a single jurisdiction. The borrower may live in one country, hold the asset through a company incorporated in another, own the underlying property somewhere else, maintain banking elsewhere and expect to repay the facility from […]

Private Credit in Switzerland Switzerland has one of Europe’s deepest and most sophisticated mortgage markets. For many borrowers, conventional Swiss bank financing remains the natural solution for long-term property ownership. Yet there are transactions in which the issue is not the fundamental quality of the asset or borrower, but whether the financing requirement fits the […]

Private Credit in Portugal Portugal has attracted substantial international capital into residential property, hospitality, development and commercial real estate, while Lisbon, Porto, the Algarve and other markets contain assets owned by a mixture of Portuguese companies, international investors, entrepreneurs and private families. This creates a financing environment in which the borrower, property and source of […]

Private Credit in Spain Spain has a substantial real-estate market encompassing residential investment, hospitality, development, commercial property, land and high-value second homes, with a significant proportion of assets owned by international individuals and corporate structures. That combination creates situations in which conventional bank financing is not always the most suitable source of capital, particularly where […]

Private Credit in France Private credit in France can be particularly useful where a borrower owns substantial assets or is pursuing a credible transaction but requires capital faster, more flexibly or in a more bespoke form than conventional bank lending can provide. Property acquisitions, refinancing, development, temporary liquidity requirements, business transactions and situations involving existing […]