The private platform for Institutional Real Estate Capital Markets
Centralise the entire transaction process
Asedion centralises - in one platform - the range of workflows associated with Real Estate Capital Market transactions.
Step 1 - Deal Curation
Curate deals simply and quickly using intuitive origination and design workflows.
Control distribution and deal access
The platform alerts potential buyers, lenders or investors to a particular deal. Deal Providers can then control their access to confidential due diligence materials via a document management tool as the transaction evolves. Asedion allows Deal Providers to control who sees a deal and when:
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Deal Providers can engage their existing network of potential buyers, lenders or investors.
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Deal Providers can additionally engage agents, advisors or wealth managers to market a deal to their network.
Monitor and drive engagement
Asedion is designed to support and drive a deal towards completion.
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Utilise customisable email alerts to notify potential buyers, lenders or investors of a deal or update them as the deal terms evolve
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Control document access via a data room tool that evolves in line with the progress of the deal
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Centralise communications via real-time Q&A, direct messaging tools and assign your email communications to a deal
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Review real-time engagement analytics that highlight who is interacting with your deal
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Monitor transaction management dashboards that show how buyers, lenders and investors are progressing towards deal completion enabling Deal Providers to manage their transaction actively
Form syndicates
Asedion technology permits multiple organisations to work on a deal in partnership.
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Build books from multiple capital providers
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Form a centralised work-space from which multiple Deal Providers can jointly work on a deal - from origination to execution
Deal across multiple jurisdictions and investor classifications
Asedion is designed to help Deal Providers transact with Capital Providers across multiple regulatory jurisdictions.
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At a platform level - when a potential capital provider is invited to access the platform they can be asked to affirm their Investor Status and Classification as part of the platform onboarding process
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At a deal level - a deal can be distributed to capital providers based on their Investor Classification ensuring compliance with a deal’s legally defined selling restrictions
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Capital Providers can further be asked to affirm their status as part of the deal access process
