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Takeaways From Turnaround Management Association’s Real Estate Panel

Turnaround Management Association hosted an interactive presentation coupled with a Q&A to discuss the challenges and opportunities real estate professionals have seen in local and national markets due to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Greg Milligan, Executive Vice President at Harney Partners served as moderator for the panel, which featured Paramount’s Managing Partner and co-founder Joel Waxman, Virtus Real Estate Capital’s Chief Investment Officer Kevin White, and A&G Real Estate Partners’ Managing Director Douglas Greenspan. Here are some of the topics covered and the key takeaways from the panel.

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Paramount Specialty Finance Buys $35 Million STNL Construction Loan Portfolio

Paramount Specialty Finance Buys $35 Million STNL Construction Loan Portfolio

Paramount Specialty Finance (“PSF” or “The Company”) closed on the purchase of a ~$35 million portfolio of 8 single tenant net lease (“STNL”) construction loans. The loan portfolio included loans from 5 different borrowers across 5 states, with projects in various stages of development. The build to suit corporate tenants in tow for the projects include: 7-Eleven, DaVita, WaWa, and Caliber Collision.

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New Hire: Dasha White, Director of Acquisitions

New Hire: Dasha White, Director of Acquisitions

It is with great pleasure that we introduce to you our newest Director of Acquisitions, Dasha White. Dasha oversees day to day operations of our STNL Acquisitions business. She is responsible for underwriting investment opportunities, overseeing 3rd party service providers, and making investment and disposition decisions as part of the investment committee. Welcome to the Paramount team, Dasha!

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Leveraged Loans Dodge Existential Threat In New York Court

Leveraged Loans Dodge Existential Threat In New York Court

The $1.2 trillion leveraged loan market’s biggest players can breathe a collective sigh of relief -- at least for now. A New York judge last week dismissed a claim that a leveraged loan JPMorgan Chase & Co. and other Wall Street banks sold in 2014 could be considered a security and, as such, be subject to the same disclosure requirements as stock and bond offerings.

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