Credit Crunch: New Mountain’s Kaplan on Net-Lease Landscape
“Manufacturing assets, the availability of them, have been chronically undersupplied for decades,” says Teddy Kaplan, CEO of Net Lease for New Mountain Capital, when making the investment case for the sector within a net-lease portfolio. Kaplan joins Bloomberg Intelligence’s Noel Hebert on this episode of the Credit Crunch podcast to discuss sale-leasebacks, the evolution of the marketplace and the synergies of net lease within the New Mountain product set. They also explore on-shoring trends dating back through several administrations, asset-multiple arbitrage, identifying the right markets and tenants, as well as geographic growth opportunities. Kaplan and Hebert conclude with a conversation on managing distress within the portfolio and the emergence of asset-backed funding solutions.
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FICC Focus: Newmark’s Hinton on US Commercial Real-Estate Outlook
Investor sentiment is improving across commercial real estate as liquidity improves, cash flows stabilize and capitalization rates compress. Jimmy Hinton, chief revenue officer for US capital markets at Newmark Group, joins BI chief fixed income strategist, Damian Sassower, to discuss his firm’s approach to price discovery, leverage and deal flow. Hinton and Sassower discuss the role of leasing velocity, lending standards, operating expenses, concessions and net absorption when identifying opportunities across the industrial, retail, office, multifamily, life sciences and hospitality sectors.
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Macro Matters: US and Canada Monetary Policy Recap and Outlook
I don’t think that the next Fed chair does much to change my expectations for the terminal rate this cycle, says Stuart Paul, US & Canada Economist for Bloomberg Economics. Paul is joined by BI chief US rates strategist Ira Jersey and senior US & Canada rates-strategy associate Will Hoffman to discuss takeaways from the recent Federal Reserve, and Bank of Canada meetings. The trio discuss the outlook for monetary policy and yields on both sides of the border. They also touch on the upcoming release of the Canadian federal budget, the end of the Federal Reserve’s asset runoff program and what comes next for balance sheet policy, in addition to the impact of political influence on the path of monetary policy.The Macro Matters podcast is part of BI’s FICC Focus series.
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Credit Crunch: Corbin Capital’s Cocke on Value in Fixed Income
“Where your capital is going to create value, that’s the area we want to focus on the most. So today we see a lot of that in telecom broadly defined data-center digital-infrastructure financing,” says John Cocke, Partner and Deputy Chief Investment Officer of credit for alternative asset management firm Corbin Capital Partners, discussing opportunities in the credit markets. Cocke joins Bloomberg Intelligence’s Stephen Flynn on this episode of the Credit Crunch podcast to talk about Corbin’s involvement in a broad range of fixed-income products, including high yield bonds, leveraged loans, mortgage-backed securities, private credit and litigation finance.
The Credit Crunch podcast is part of BI’s FICC Focus series.
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Macro Matters: Trade and Fed With Fed Watch Advisors’ Emons
Renewed US-China trade tensions, the impact of tariffs on rare-earth minerals and the growing uncertainty facing markets are among the topics discussed in this episode of Macro Matters, part of Bloomberg Intelligence’s FICC Focus series. Host Ira Jersey, BI’s chief interest rate strategist, speaks with Ben Emons, founder and CIO of Fed Watch Advisors, about how these developments could influence inflation, unemployment and the Federal Reserve’s rate decisions. They also examine gold’s surge, global spillovers and what lies ahead for Fed policy and leadership.
The Macro Matters podcast is part of BI’s FICC Focus series.
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