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CHALLENGE OF THE NEW


Whilst the mainstream banks still dominate the real estate finance market, there is a new, and not so new, breed of CRE lenders taking on the challenge.


Before the fall of Lehman Brothers and Northern Rock in 2008, the lending market had been dominated by the high street and Irish banks since at least the early 2000s. In the two to three years that followed the crash, all but a handful of lenders fell away, Handelsbanken and Santander being the exceptions, in a change that fundamentally transformed the real estate finance market.


Fast forward six years and the financial real estate landscape looks very different.


In volume terms, Lloyds Banking Group, RBS, HSBC and Barclays remain key players, supplemented by Santander and Handelsbanken, but over the last few years a new team list has started to emerge.


Aldermore, Shawbrook, Octopus, Oaknorth, Together Money, United Trust Bank, Al Rayan, Arbuthnot Latham, BLME and Metro Bank are just some of the new entrants making a name for themselves in the lending market.


Colliers International | Perspective


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