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DUNS100 forum for senior legal industry figures in the field of capital markets and finance

Adv. Gil Cherchi, partner in the Capital Markets Department at Weksler Bregman, participated today in the Duns 100 forum with senior figures in Dun & Bradstreet’s capital markets and finance sector, which dealt with the burning crises on the agenda, and discussed the welcome entry of nonbank credit companies into the credit provision market, and their dominant establishment as a significant source of credit, expanding the sources of credit to real estate companies. and provides a real solution in today’s capital raising markets.

Real estate companies continue to be a significant factor in the various debt markets. In recent years, it can be seen that entrepreneurial companies are turning to various sources of funding. If in the past the main sources of financing for corporate credit were bondholders and for project credit were banks, today in addition to these, we can see among the various financing entities both nonbank credit companies and insurance companies, which consistently increase their share among the financing entities, not necessarily at the expense of conventional sources, but in addition. Insurance companies are also significant players as partners in projects and even in designated partnerships such as the Africa Residences and Clal deal, in addition to providing financing and a sales law policy in lieu of classic sales law guarantees. The increase in factors involved will help create a more competitive debt market, which today is characterized by high concentration. If and when the securitization reform matures into legislation, it will also lead to an improvement in the market.”

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