In a conversation with InsuranceAUM, Real Estate Debt Portfolio Manager Nailah Flake provided a deep dive into real estate credit. 

She outlined how the tide is turning for real estate debt market volatility, bringing liquidity and ready-to-transact borrowers back into the fold. She also shared how now is a bright spot for alternative lenders to capture an increased real estate credit market share as bank lending declines. Listen to learn more about this $6 trillion market. 

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