Private credit’s latest contraption

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Private credit’s latest contraption - Financial Times

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Sponholtz told the Financial Times he had grappled for years with trying to figure out how to take on equity exposure to residential owner-occupied housing but that there was no straightforward security or proxy.

And so Unison wondered if it could merge housing debt and housing equity into a single product.

Sponholtz says Unison has several more products in the works, including providing financing to help with initial down payments (reminiscent of this recent Wall Street Journal story about friends buying houses together during the pandemic).