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Trimont Named “USA Loan Servicer of the Year” for the Third Year in a Row
Readers of Real Estate Capital USA Again Select Trimont for Award After a Challenging Year in the Real Estate Lending Market.
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Mipim’s Key Themes in Lending and Investment Markets: Trimont’s Dean Harris Contributes to CoStar
Trimont’s Executive Managing Director for EMEA, Dean Harris explores key takeaways from MIPIM in Cannes, France.
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The Rapid Rise of Second Tier Financing Structures
Trimont’s, Managing Director, Credit and Asset Management, Thomas Wise, explore the growing trend of second tier financing structures.
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Trimont Expands Client Services Team Globally
Trimont, the leading global commercial real estate loan services provider, today announces four new appointments to its Client Services team.
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Office Vacancies Are Not Our Only Problem
Trimont’s Managing Director of Credit Solutions, Kevin Tatro, expolores the challenges in US office space and the potential impacts on commercial real estate debt and multifamily refi risk.
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Look Ahead 2024: Trimont’s Dean Harris on increasing levels of distress for Real Estate Capital Europe
Trimont’s Executive Managing Director for EMEA expects to see loan sales and forced disposals next year.
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How sponsors are using bridge loans to buy time until the recovery: Trimont’s Ted Wright contributes to Real Estate Capital USA
Trimont’s Executive Managing Director for the Americas, Ted Wright contributed to Samantha Rowan’s Real Estate Capital USA article…
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Lenders and borrowers engage in difficult conversations amid loan market stress: Trimont’s Dean Harris contributes to Real Estate Capital Europe
“Lenders and borrowers engage in difficult conversations amid loan market stress.” Real Estate Capital Europe’s Daniel Cunningham captured the insights from CREFC Europe’s Autumn conference panel on where we are headed.
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Trimont CEO Bill Sexton contributes to Real Estate Capital USA: Trimont sees increasing shift toward data-based decision-making
Trimont dials up data efforts as market remains hindered by wide bid-ask spreads.