Other · Tier 3
Brookfield
Debt appetite
- Debt products
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- Sectors / asset types
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- Ticket size
- GBP 220m–500m
- Max LTV
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- Max tenor
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- Indicative margin
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- Target geographies
- Europe (UKIreland)
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