Despite its origins in a context of low interest rates, private debt has shown remarkable resilience in the face of challenging financial conditions.
Nearly 200 attendees gathered at the Ritz-Carlton hotel to network and discuss investment opportunities.
The consolidation of revenues from new works and the sustained fall in interest rates have created a favorable environment for the growth of the Private Debt market in our country.
Given the restrictions on access to bank financing, the outlook for private debt is positive.
Wouldn't it be better for non-bank institutions, such as private debt funds, which have historically financed SMEs, to do so on the backs of FOGAPE?
The sector has been looking for alternatives in non-bank players for some time and, within these, the Private Debt business has shown particular attractiveness.
The sector continues to expand, although adjustments in occupancy and rental rates are observed.
A 92% of people state that they do not have the necessary footing for mortgage credit, according to the latest Enlace Inmobiliario survey.
The obstacles that banks put in the way of providing credit are affecting the Chilean economy, and in the face of this, private debt is an attractive alternative for investors seeking to diversify their portfolio and obtain higher returns.
Stricter regulation of mid-sized banks in the US could limit access to bank credit for private companies, which could benefit non-bank financial institutions.