Didn't see this thread anywhere else, so thought it was worth starting up..
What would a rough ranking of the different banks and non-bank lenders be? This includes CMBS, Balance sheet, mezz, etc.
Top tier seems to be BX, Starwood, Oaktree, GS, KKR, JPM, Carlisle, Apollo, etc
What would the 2nd and 3rd tiers be? Any one missing from top tier?
By volume or prestige? If by volume this tier is very far off.
Pure volume would look something like this: Wells Fargo JP Morgan Key Bank Capital One Bank of America DB Morgan Stanley
Not by volume, more about prestige, ROI, pay, etc.
Related content - PERE 50 for RE Debt Funds:
https://www.perenews.com/global-real-estate-debt-ranking-2019
Any way you could post a screenshot? It’s behind a paywall for most of us
I also think that the PERE 50 for debt funds might just be solely based on AUM if its anything like the equity version
I've never seen a lender use ROI as a metric.... and I've never seen a real estate shop use the term ROI.
Lenders generally use ROE or some sort of comparable internal metric when reviewing loan profitability on an individual basis or even across a portfolio - But you really can't compare these across the different verticals of lenders because cost of funds vary greatly as well as basically every reserve requirement metric, since each organization has unique holding structures and what not.
EDIT: Meant for this to be a thread reply not necessarily to your comment but still fits
Does anyone have access to debt fund list they could post?
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