Debt valuation methodologies for financial reporting

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The purpose of this report is to present changes in lending markets across key property types for use in marking debt to market for financial reporting. The Chatham fixed- and floating-rate indices for each property type represent how coupon rates and spreads have changed. For the third quarter...

Chatham Financial announced its acquisition of VmX, a comprehensive global data platform, enabling commercial real estate investors and asset managers to resolve common challenges associated with poor CRE data quality.

Credit spreads shown are averages based on market rate conclusions for independent debt valuations conducted as of September 27, 2024. The market spread for an individual loan may vary based on property and loan characteristics, including, but not limited to, location, tenant profile, cash flow,...

The purpose of this report is to provide information to real estate investment managers and their auditors on how a debt assumption affects the overall real estate transaction price. The loan assumption market is an important aspect in understanding how to value debt from the borrower's position....

At the NCREIF Annual Fall Conference, John Kjelstrom accepted the role of Chair of the NCREIF PREA Reporting Standards Council. Accepting from his predecessor, John Caruso, he is committed to expanding the mission of the Reporting Standards to facilitate transparency and consistency globally.

John Kjelstrom, an active member of NCREIF and current Vice Chair of the NCREIF-PREA Reporting Standards Council, facilitated a panel discussion on transparency and consistency in real estate reporting at the recent NCREIF Spring Conference.

Announcements made by the FCA, IBA, ISDA, and Bloomberg in 2021 stated that LIBOR’s final publication would occur on June 30, 2023. Loans indexed to LIBOR will transition to SOFR automatically following this date. In light of the announcement to discontinue LIBOR, many of our clients have...