Hi all,
Was wondering if anyone knew anything about Rialto, and their Investment Management team specifically. I know they're big in Miami, but does anyone know anything about the New York office? Interested in hearing about the experience, comp, exits, etc. Any info is helpful!
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Bump. Anyone else have insight?
Know a guy that went there at the VP-ish level, was a diagonal move for him. From what I hear, it's not bad at the mid+ levels, but it's a grind for juniors.
Another bump to see if anyone else has any insight
Lennar is looking to sell Rialto.
Just word on the street? Have you heard of any potential bidders? Super interesting to hear that.
Bump to see if anyone else knows anything, particularly about the sale.
Rialto is CMBS powerhouse with three main verticals: B-Piece investing, Conduit CMBS lending, and special servicing.
1) B-piece buyers: #1 B-Piece buyer in 2016 ($13,532 MM). The riskiest tranche of a CMBS bond thus returning the highest yield upon performance.
2) Conduit lending: 10th biggest CMBS loan contributor in 2017 ($425MM in conduit through 3/31/17) up from 11th in 2016. CMBS loans $5MM- $25MM that are pooled together. Active im mobile home park space.
3) Special servicing: #1 special servicer in 2016 ($12.9MM).
Anyone have any info on their commercial property group? All I know is they're relatively new and invest in industrial (maybe in a fund structure?)
Bump
Wanted to bump this thread-
They just raise Fund IV - 700 equity and 1.9 debt. Lennar no longer owns them and they are owned by a PE shop. Seems their team (IM) works across equity and debt and asset class agnostic.
Would be great to get more insight from others who have worked with them or know more detail about them.
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