Cambridge Wilkinson is pleased to announce the closing of a forward flow agreement up to $100MM for a private real estate lending platform specializing in short-term bridge, fix-and-flip, construction, and land development loans. This forward flow agreement is structured to align with the lender’s unique asset-based underwriting model, ensuring flexibility in deploying capital across its diverse loan portfolio. As traditional financing sources remain constrained, institutional capital partners continue to recognize the strength of well-established private lenders with proven track records in real estate financing.
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“Private lenders are filling a critical gap in the market; especially as traditional banks pull back on real estate financing. Our institutional partners see strong value in specialty finance platforms that can originate, underwrite, and scale efficiently. The demand for private credit continues to rise, and we are committed to structuring tailored solutions that support our clients long-term growth,” said Rob Bolandian, Co-Founder and Global Head of Investment Banking at Cambridge Wilkinson.
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Cambridge Wilkinson is a leading global investment bank with the speed, connections, and the confidence to get transactions done. With a focus on middle-market companies, we arrange debt and equity capital raises from $25 million to $5 billion and advise on mergers and acquisitions. In addition, we also provide flexible and scalable leverage facilities and credit facilities for private equity funds and alternative credit funds which range from $25 million to $2 billion. We bring deep experience working with specialty finance institutions, real estate entities, funds as well as businesses spanning a variety of other industries. We offer unique access to a broad network of capital sources including large family offices, credit funds, banks, non-bank credit groups, insurance companies, private equity, sovereigns, and endowments.
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