Traditional funding often keeps European sponsors tied to their domestic banking market. For example, a German real estate sponsor may end up relying mainly on German banks—reducing lender competition, limiting flexibility on leverage and structure, and concentrating risk in one market.
TAGOR GROUP helps break that dependency by opening access to cross-border capital from institutional lenders, debt funds, and international banks across Europe.
We expand your financing universe from one country to the entire continent—creating real lender competition and improving optionality on terms,
structure, and speed. The result is a more resilient, diversified capital stack, especially when local banks cannot provide the leverage, pricing, or flexibility
your business plan requires.
For income-producing assets, we source competitive senior and whole-loan financing from our international network of banks, expanding options beyond your domestic market.
Subordinated debt to increase the project’s overall leverage without requiring
additional sponsor equity.
Rapid, short-term financing for time-sensitive acquisitions or to close liquidity gaps before long-term financing is secured.
Financing for complex scenarios, including the acquisition of distressed debt,
recapitalizations, and the purchase of secured and unsecured NPLs (non-performing loans).
Cross-border debt facilities starting at a minimum of €20M.
€1B+ cumulative equity and debt committed and deployed across strategies
20 years of continuous JV partnerships with Pan-European private equity funds
2,000+ active and vetted institutional relationships
Institutional-grade experience in governance, reporting, and partner-facing processes
Track record across real assets, including asset and development management,
and complex deal execution
Hands-on experience building and scaling operating platforms, including governance
frameworks, decision rights, reporting cadence, and stakeholder alignment
NPL investing in secured and unsecured non-performing loans
Pan-European execution across core markets