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You can't have failed to notice recent industry headlines celebrating the return of mezzanine financing. The buzz is warranted.

With first mortgage and construction finance lenders remaining conservative and the continued demand for gap financing, more and more investors are jumping on the mezzanine bandwagon in the intensifying chase for yield.

As competition for good deals and credit-worthy borrowers heats up, lenders are originating loans that fall outside of their core product lines and deal structures are becoming more aggressive.

Increased competition amongst lenders can only signal good news for the borrower community. But with increased options amid an evolving real estate capital market comes a greater need for borrowers to understand the cost of capital in its different forms.

Bringing borrowers and lenders the latest on real estate mezzanine finance in the context of the overall capital stack, we are proud to once again offer IMN's Borrower & Investor Forum on Real Estate Mezzanine Financing & Subordinated Debt, November 10, 2014, New York City.

Key figures within the owner-operator and lending communities convene to discuss strategies for sourcing and arranging financing for new acquisitions, development and refinancing from both perspectives.

Covering the entire capital stack with a focus on mezzanine finance and subordinated debt we also address the latest high-yield debt strategies
for investors.

Sessions include:

Portfolio Lenders Vs. Non-Traditional Lenders Vs. CMBS & Conduit Loan Financing – Convergence Among Lenders? The Borrowers Perspective
Financing on Value-Add vs. Stabilized Deals
A Whole New (CRE Finance) World? What is the Cost of Capital Today for New Acquisitions and Refinancing?
Mezzanine Originator Panel: Chasing Yield in an Increasingly Competitive Landscape
Deal-Making in an Evolving CRE Finance Market: The Senior Debt Lender Viewpoint
Secondary vs. Tertiary Markets: Borrowers and Lenders Perspectives
Financing for Land & Construction: Is the Pace Picking Up?
Acquisitions/Recapitalizations Under $50M: Mezzanine Financing Options for Small Deals TodayFor additional sessions and the full agenda, please click on the Conference Agenda tab above.

Bookmark this page for regularly updated program information. 

We look forward to welcoming you in November!

The Return of Mezzanine Financing (more info…)
Yield-Seeking Investors Switch Gears from Owning Property to Owning Mezz Debt (more info…)
Low Interest Rates Allow Mezzanine Lenders to Step Up to the Plate (more info…)
 
 Who Should Attend
 
Property Owners including:
– Equity Funds
– REITs
– Pension Funds, Family Offices, HNW Individuals, Sovereign Wealth Funds, etc that invest directly in Real Estate
– Large Private Owners, Developers and other Owner-Operators

Mezzanine Finance, Sub-Debt and Senior Debt Lenders including: 
– Banks 
– Life Companies 
– Debt Funds 
– Mortgage REITs
– CMBS originators/issuers
– Specialist and Non-Traditional Lenders 

Special Servicers, Brokers, Law Firms and other service providers to the CRE finance industry
 
Don’t forget to reference discount code “GFM” when registering for 10% savings.