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DeA Capital Real Estate launches new real estate credit fund targeting international investors

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DeA Capital Real Estate launches new real estate credit fund targeting international investors

The new financial instrument aims to finance real estate projects through loans secured by tangible assets. CEO Caniggia: “Innovation is a necessity, no longer a choice.”


DeA Capital Real Estate SGR has announced the launch of its first Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) dedicated to real estate credit. This new financial vehicle is designed exclusively for international institutional investors, with the goal of supporting real estate operations through loans backed by real assets.


The fund’s strategy focuses on direct lending, meaning the direct provision of financing to real estate operators, supported by concrete guarantees such as land or buildings. The operations may involve various types of real estate projects, with flexible financial structures tailored to market needs.


“Launching new investment products in a complex geopolitical context is no longer optional—it is a true necessity,” said Emanuele Caniggia, CEO of DeA Capital Real Estate. “This new fund marks an important step for our company, which continues to stand out for its ability to offer innovative solutions aligned with the expectations of an increasingly demanding market.”


According to Caniggia, innovation in asset management is now essential to meet the growing awareness and sophistication of institutional investors. With this fund, DeA Capital aims to further strengthen its position in the asset management sector and capture new growth opportunities in the field of real estate credit.

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