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Who is lending now?

 Few things we see in the debt market:

1- High interest rates, stricter bank’s criteria for lending have made borrowing an expensive proposition. Hence many borrowers are looking for a bridge to greener pastures, 1-2 year loans.

2- Since bank loans are expensive, would-be borrowers are turning their attention to Family Offices (Private investors of substantial holdings) — to either get a loan from them, or get money in return for equity.

3- FOs are notoriously difficult to deal with, and now are having a field day.

4- For example we / Our Family Office turns down many hotel financing requests every week. FOs are really getting the pick of the bunch.

5- Debt sales are getting hotter. Some hedge funds are behind this rush turning into frenzy in 2024.

Payclass has the infrastructure in place to help you with either or both — debt and/or equity raise. Contact us to get funding…

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