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  • The Anatomy of a CRE Loan Workout | How Business as Usual is Bad for Business

    During these chaotic times, commercial real estate lenders need to be prepared.


  • Resource | Loan Management Best Practices (EMEA)

    This guide, drafted by our EMEA office, highlights issues lenders should be mindful of as we approach the next cycle of Interest Payment Dates.


  • Your Lender Wants to Know Your Exposure to the Coronavirus

    It’s critical that lenders are aware of the global effects coronavirus can have, and is potentially already having, on their investments.


  • Trimont Named a 2020 Top Workplace by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution

    For the third year in a row, employees rate Trimont Real Estate Advisors as one of the top midsize companies in Atlanta.


  • Trimont Launches Loan Portfolio Management Tool as Part of Growth Push

    Commercial Real Estate Direct Staff Report Trimont Real Estate Advisors, which services more than $130 billion of loans on behalf of its lender clients, has launched a new analytical tool.


  • Commercial Observer interviews Trimont’s CEO Brian Ward in “CREFC Miami 2020: Observing the Cycle That Won’t Quit”

    As bankers and borrowers traded business cards over coffee, ballroom panel sessions served as a sort of cheerleading soundtrack toasting one more year of strong credit.


  • Commercial Observer: Lenders and Brokers Confident About Fundamentals, Immediate Future of CRE

    As the capital markets landscape continues to become increasingly intricate and sophisticated with every passing year, lenders and investors have likewise become more nimble and astute.


  • Seeing the Signs and Avoiding Risk: How to Best Position Your Company for a Downturn

    Brian Ward, Global CEO of Trimont, proposed a significant potential change, wondering if “credit is driving the cycles these days rather than the more traditional business cycle.”


  • CNBC Interviews Trimont’s CEO Brian Ward about the Global Growth of Non-bank Lending

    The problems that could arise with the growth of non-bank lending, including the erosion of credit standards.