Patrimonium and Bayview launch EUR 500 million Commercial Real Estate Lending Platform

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Patrimonium and Bayview launch EUR 500 million Commercial Real Estate Lending Platform

Zürich, 12 January 2026 – Patrimonium Asset Management  (“Patrimonium”), headquartered in Baar (ZG/CH), has entered into a strategic funding partnership
with affiliates of Bayview Asset Management (“Bayview”), headquartered in Coral Gables (FL/USA), a global investment management firm specializing in mortgage and consumer credit, related to
the provision of commercial real estate loans to the European market, especially Germany and Germany-neighbouring countries.

The platform launches with an initial commitment of EUR 500 million and plans to issue 2-to-5-year senior, whole-loans, and subordinated debt financings to the German
commercial real estate market as well as to select neighbouring countries (Netherlands, France and Luxembourg).

The partnership introduces significant new private capital to the European market, to be invested in attractive, risk-adjusted real estate debt positions secured by repriced properties with
strong fundamentals, and so capture opportunities created by the retrenchment of traditional banks from the sector.

The strategy targets loan opportunities ranging from EUR 20 million to EUR 100 million+, supporting established borrowers in refinancing existing assets or funding acquisitions of
new properties and portfolios. Loan types will include core+, transitional / value-add and development projects.

“The strategy is sector-agnostic across multi-family residential, retail, logistics, hotels and high-end office properties. Our partnership will help rebalance the funding gap by offering
flexible financing solutions with first and second ranking loans up to 75-80% LTV”, said Clement Jacquesson, Head of Real Estate Debt at Patrimonium. “Current market conditions
present a compelling opportunity, driven by limited liquidity in the European mid-market, ongoing valuation adjustments to higher interest rates, and evolving real estate usage
post-pandemic.”