Why are lenders expanding their NAV lending? Explore the reasons and common challenges that borrowers and lenders face in this blog: https://lnkd.in/ebuJ5g6P
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Securities based lending can be a good way to access cash without selling investments (avoiding tax consequences and staying invested for upside). For the lender, the collateral compares favorably to mortgages (although the stock market is closed 88% of the time, so liquidity is not instant as the lender might hope). https://lnkd.in/e2ypX5P2
Is Securities-Based Lending a Good Idea?
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Navigate Private Lending: What’s your pick — Fixed rate or Adjustable rate? Fixed-Rate Brilliance Steady as a rock! With a fixed-rate loan, your interest rate remains constant, offering financial predictability and stability. Perfect for those who love a clear path and consistent payments. Adjustable-Rate Adventure Ride the waves! Opt for an adjustable-rate loan with 5/1, 7/1 and 10/1 terms. Enjoy potential initial savings, but be prepared for rate adjustments based on market shifts. Ideal for agile investors ready to navigate changing financial tides. Which do you prefer? Whether you opt for fixed-rate or adjustable-rate options, you can do both with Branch Lending. With rates starting at 7.5%, our Rental Loans can help you get started. Talk with our loan experts today to find out how we, at Branch Lending, can be your trusted partner in achieving your real estate investment goals. https://rb.gy/2kr3v4 #DSCR #DSCRLoan #IncomeProducingProperty #PropertyInvesting #BranchLending
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Deal customization brings flexibility, but it also brings complexity to the loan market. Learn how to adapt and thrive in an evolving market. #LoanMarketInsights
New Norms and Needs: 2024 Loan Market Trends to Watch | Global Capital Markets | Wilmington Trust
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With Net Asset Value (NAV) lending doubling from 2020 to approximately $44B in 2023, this strategy is becoming more widespread among non-bank lenders. Latest studies suggest as much as $145B of capital could be committed to the category by 2030. Non-bank lenders are driving the rising adoption: NAV returns are better than direct lending and the volatility is relatively low compared to PE returns. NAV lending is certainly subject to default risk. That risk can be mitigated by strong underwriting and loan covenants, such as LTV constraints, liquidity ratio tests and portfolio company diversification requirements. SS&C’s expansive private credit expertise and our advanced technology can support the entire loan and fund lifecycle for private credit funds. To learn more about how SS&C can play a supportive role in NAV lending, check out our blog.
Navigating the Complexities of NAV Lending
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Deal customization brings flexibility, but it also brings complexity to the loan market. Learn how to adapt and thrive in an evolving market. #LoanMarketInsights
New Norms and Needs: 2024 Loan Market Trends to Watch
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With banks tightening the purse strings on lending for commercial purposes in the current economic climate, #realestatedevelopers and #investors are increasingly turning to #privatelenders like Enact Partners to finance their projects. While metrics such as borrower creditworthiness, track record, and project feasibility remain essential to the lending process, the relationship between borrower and lender often plays the most pivotal role in overall success. Read more on our blog - https://hubs.li/Q02tvQcX0
The Power of Relationships in Private Lending
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👉 Securities Borrowing & Lending Follow mondayskills.com for domain knowledge. - In the simplest of terms a securities lending transaction is a temporary loan of securities between Lender & Borrower - The borrower will provide the lender collateral - cash / non cash (US Treasuries, Equity, Bonds etc) - For the privilege of borrowing the stock, the borrower pays a fee to the lender - The lender continues to receive all the economic benefit of the security - market performance, entitlement etc. ( May loose the proxy vote) By lending securities, the lender can earn low risk incremental income from his investment portfolio - ulitising otherwise idle stock. Borrower’s borrow for a variety of reasons generally to support a trading strategy or settlement obligation to the market. 👉 Loan collateralized by cash collateral Borrower locates stock with lender, trade details agreed, and agrees a rebate to be paid to the borrower on their cash collateral. Concept of Rebate – Assuming Fed Funds is at 1% or 100 bps. The lender receives cash collateral from the borrower and at worst they should earn Fed Funds. The lender quotes a rebate of 25 bps, we can see then that the implied stock loan fee is 75 bps, being the difference between the 100 bps the lender earns and the 25 bps the lender pays the borrower Borrower delivers collateral to lender, this takes place either one day prior to delivery of securities or simultaneously (or what we would call DVP).The important point to note is that the lender never delivers the security without having collateral. Lender delivers security to borrower, once receipt of collateral is confirmed. Lender takes cash collateral and invests in short term money market instruments. Potential to earn incremental income via credit and yield curve risk. 👉 Agent Lender and beneficial owner split SL income - prearranged ratio. PS : Last set of arrows are pointing wrong, regret the error. - Read it as Collaterals are returned to borrower and Securities are returned to the lender (when lender recalls securities given out on loan or when hedge fund covers short position )
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Watching today's Fund Finance market is like watching the 2019-2021 secondaries market. GPs are thinking outside of the box to find more ways to utilize NAV Facilities. Where there are LPs who are outspoken against NAV Loans for "DPI", there are more LPs outspoken about their preference for GPs to use NAV facilities to cover the growth of their portfolios versus drawing down uncalled capital. As a pioneer in the fund finance market, Hark Capital has seen most of the opportunities centered around: - Growth: Fund equity needs for acquisitions / capex when uncalled capital is limited - Defense: Provide non-dilutive debt to bridge liquidity needs or do an equity cure - Buy-out investors: Buy-out other equity shareholders or expensive preferred equity - Tuck-ins / growth capex for existing platforms: Use NAV Facility rather than equity, particularly if the GP will sell soon. #FundFinance #NAVLending #NAVFinancing #Secondaries #Liquidity #PrivateEquity #GrowthEquity #Lending #GPFinancing #NAV #NAVFacility #MergersandAcquisitions #Debt #Equity #Acquisitions
NAV lending is seeing diverse applications across different industries, with flexibility becoming a critical factor for borrowers. Dive into the nuances of NAV facilities and understand the varying market dynamics discussed by LeAnn Chen and Craig Unterberg. Read the full article on The Drawdown. #NAVLending #NAVLoans #FundFinance #PrivateDebt https://lnkd.in/ehumjmWr
How much NAV lending is really going on? | The Drawdown
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If you invest or have considered investing, peer-to-peer lending can be an avenue to diversify your portfolio. Check out this Finimize webinar, sponsored by Prosper Marketplace, to learn more about this alternative investment opportunity.
Hoping to learn more about #investing in peer-to-peer lending? Prosper is proud to sponsor a free webinar hosted by Finimize the financial information platform for the modern #retailinvestor. Please join us on October 31st from 1:00 – 1:30p ET / 10:00 – 10:30a PT. Reserve your spot today at https://lnkd.in/gfBFGnmD
Peer-to-Peer Lending: The Next Opportunity
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In a lending landscape characterised by disruption and uncertainty, borrowers are entitled to demand flexibility. Do you have access to the right product for your clients? Our Mid-Term Commercial Product gives your clients the confidence to grow and succeed in this ever-changing market. 𝟭. 𝗔𝗱𝗮𝗽𝘁𝗮𝗯𝗹𝗲 𝗮𝗺𝗶𝗱𝘀𝘁 𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗲 Whether it’s loan restructuring or addressing challenging banking covenants, it offsets shifting market dynamics by being wholly flexible. 𝟮. 𝟯𝟲-𝗺𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗵 𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗺 With this term, the Mid-Term Commercial Product provides the extended timeframe necessary to plan for your client’s growth. 𝟯. 𝗘𝗮𝗿𝗹𝘆 𝗥𝗲𝗱𝗲𝗺𝗽𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗴𝗲-𝗙𝗿𝗲𝗲 𝘄𝗶𝗻𝗱𝗼𝘄 (𝗺𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗵𝘀 𝟭𝟴-𝟮𝟰) This is a unique advantage, enabling borrowers to explore their refinancing opportunities. Should the business or market conditions show significant improvement within the 3-year term, there is the freedom to refinance without incurring an ERC. To speak to your local BDM about the finer details, head to the link in the comments to explore our UK offices.
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