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Alternative Lending Structures In Ireland: Credit Funds And Loan Origination
26 October 2016
Maples Group
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It is widely known in the market that banks, reluctant to lend
due to regulatory constraints, have left a vacuum which has created
a demand for other reliable sources of funding. This vacuum has
been filled by a number of investment funds and financial vehicles
which have financed mid-sized companies in Ireland, the UK and the
US. This growth in alternative lending is generally regarded as a
good thing. Businesses, especially SMEs, get access to a more
diverse range of financing options and even mainstream banks
benefit by partnering with alternative lenders, providing related
services to alternative lenders or unloading riskier assets from
their balance sheets.
Originally published in the Global Banking & Financial
Policy Review, 2016/2017
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