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One of the selling points of ETFs is that they can be highly tax-efficient for managing capital gains and losses, but wealthy investors may have to rethink certain ETF tax-deferral strategies following recent communications from the Internal Revenue Service and U.S. Treasury.  At issue are certain use cases of Section 351 exchanges, in which wealthy…

Maslow Capital has provided £238m in development finance for a 941-bed student accommodation scheme and 200 affordable homes on London’s Old Kent Road. CRE Herald Market analysis, deal insights, and sector research trusted by fund managers, asset managers, and senior executives. Subscribe Now Already s subscriber?  Log in to unlock this…

In This Article As seasoned investors will tell you, the phrase “passive income” is largely an oxymoron—like the term “easy money” or, for Brit transplants like me, the sentence, “I think England can win the World Cup.” Amid soaring expenses, small investors are learning the hard way that passive income often equals massive headaches. However,…

Collateralized by a pool of home improvement consumer loans, Foundation Finance Trust, series 2026-2, is preparing to sell $353.7 million in securitized bonds. Processing Content Slated to close on November 6, FFIN 2026-2 will sell the asset-backed securities (ABS) through five tranches of class A, B, C, D and E notes, all with a legal…

Atom bank has provided a £6.12 million commercial loan to a South Wales farm business that has transitioned from dairy farming into hospitality and leisure operations. The enterprise has developed four additional business ventures over the past decade, including glamping accommodation, an on-site bistro, trampoline and soft play facilities, and an event venue. The business…

The deal comes with strings. Borrowers would lock into a 30-year affordable housing use agreement and commit to renewing their rental assistance contracts on terms consistent with the Multifamily Assisted Housing Reform and Affordability Act of 1997. They would also need to bring at least 20 percent of the total rehabilitation cost from non-federal sources…