Christophe Montcerisier

Christophe Montcerisier

Head of Real Estate Debt

Bio

Christophe was appointed Head of Commercial Real Estate (CRE) debt at BNP Paribas Asset Management in May 2020. Before that, he was CRE Debt Investment Director, acting as team Deputy Head, since joining the company in early 2019 from Société Générale.

Prior to Société Générale, Christophe worked at GE Capital Real Estate, managing a pan-European real estate fund. He later launched a debt business. Christophe has also previously managed the Real Estate Finance team at RBS in Paris. Having started his career at BNP Paribas, he then held roles at Merrill Lynch, financing private equity funds buying non-performing loans, and Citi, advising listed property companies and corporates in Europe.

Christophe graduated from Sciences Po Paris and holds a Master’s degree in finance from Paris Sorbonne. He is a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and a board member of the Institut d’Epargne Immobilière et Foncière (IEIF).

Christophe is based in Paris.

Location Paris

Joined 2020

Articles from Christophe Montcerisier

Article

Portfolio perspectives

Eurozone commercial real estate reset creates opportunities for debt investors

The sharp rise in interest rates over the last year has lowered valuations and led buyers to demand higher yields…

By Christophe Montcerisier

06/09/23
Audio

Portfolio perspectives

Talking heads – Sheltering from volatility with real estate debt

Investors combing financial markets in search of safe passage amid rising interest rates and uncertainty over the direction of economies…

By Christophe Montcerisier & other authors

13/03/23
Audio

Portfolio perspectives

Talking heads – An attractive, defensive investment: real estate debt

Investors looking for alternatives to under-pressure equities and bonds, or just diversification, should consider real estate debt. Loans to finance…

By Christophe Montcerisier & other authors

04/07/22
Article

Portfolio perspectives

Commercial real estate debt – A long-term hedge against inflation and more

There are few go-to investments in public markets today. Bond markets are confronted with a secular rise in inflation and…

By Christophe Montcerisier

29/03/22
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