Cambridge Wilkinson Investment Bank Closes $25MM of Equity for Institutional Mortgage Servicing Rights Client

Cambridge Wilkinson is pleased to announce the closing of a $25MM co-invest vehicle for a private fully-licensed, GSE-approved Client. Our Client provides institutional clients with the opportunity to participate in the niche Mortgage Servicing Rights asset class as an inherent interest rate hedge and as a direct investment as well. The invested capital will be used to purchase pools of bulk and flow MSRs on behalf of institutional clients based upon their individual respective risk/return parameters. This equity investment will have the ability to grow over time.

“We are seeing a meaningful uptick in demand from our institutional investors for niche, yet scalable, real estate related opportunities with institutional caliber management teams who have meaningful track records. Our investor network is currently guiding us to deliver $25MM – $300MM opportunities, but with that said, we are also currently negotiating a term sheet for $5BLN for a real estate related client of ours as well. High quality real estate related transactions large and small, with institutional track records are getting significant attention again from what we are seeing,” said Rob Bolandian, Co-Founder and Global Head of Investment Banking at Cambridge Wilkinson.

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