Castlelake
Castlelake is a global alternative investment firm managing approximately $38 billion in asset-based private credit strategies across aviation, specialty finance, and real assets, on behalf of more than 200 institutional investors.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2005
- HeadquartersMinneapolis, United States
- Headcount251–500
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingServices
What Castlelake does
Castlelake, L.P. is a global institutional alternative investment firm founded in 2005 and headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The firm manages approximately $38 billion in assets under management on behalf of more than 200 institutional investors, including pensions, sovereign wealth funds, endowments, financial institutions, and insurance companies. Castlelake specializes in asset-based private credit, with investment activities concentrated across three strategy pillars: Aviation (aircraft leasing and lending, including the CLAS aviation ABS program and the Merit AirFinance lending subsidiary launched in August 2025), Specialty Finance (consumer credit, small/medium business finance, and residential mortgage, delivered through funds, separately managed accounts, and forward-flow agreements with named originators such as Upstart and Pagaya), and Real Assets (transitional commercial real estate, infrastructure, and non-performing loans). Capital is delivered through closed-end investment funds (including Castlelake Aviation V Stable Yield L.P., which raised over $2 billion in March 2025), separately managed accounts, and structured private placements, and is sourced through both direct institutional sales and the firm's September 2024 strategic partnership with Brookfield Asset Management, which acquired a 51% interest in Castlelake's fee-related earnings. The firm operates from eight offices across North America (Minneapolis, New York, Dallas), Europe (London, Madrid, Dublin), the Middle East (Dubai), and Asia (Singapore), and employs approximately 250 professionals, including 90 investment professionals.
Castlelake firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Castlelake
- Legal name
- Castlelake, L.P.
- Website
- https://castlelake.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2005
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 251–500 employees
- Short description
- Castlelake is a global alternative investment firm managing approximately $38 billion in asset-based private credit strategies across aviation, specialty finance, and real assets, on behalf of more than 200 institutional investors.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Castlelake industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Alternative Asset Management
- NAICS
- Portfolio Management and Investment Advice (52394), Portfolio Management and Investment Advice (523940), Other Financial Vehicles (525990), Trusts, Estates, and Agency Accounts (52592), Nonresidential Property Managers (531312)
- SIC
- Investment Advice (6282), Security Brokers, Dealers & Flotation Companies (6211), Real Estate Investment Trusts (6798), Mortgage Bankers & Loan Correspondents (6162)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Real Estate Debt & Mortgage Strategies (FSAAAKAC)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Private Credit — Real Estate Debt (Bridge, Mezz, CMBS-like) (FSAHAJAI), Real Estate Portfolio & Fund Management (Institutional/REIT/PE) (BPAJAMAJ), Infrastructure & Project Finance Private Debt (FSANADAH), Real Assets — Infrastructure (Core/Core+, Brownfield/Greenfield) (FSAHAIAC)
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Where Castlelake is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Minneapolis
- HQ country
- United States
- HQ region
- North America
Offices8 records
Markets served
Castlelake business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
Revenue model
- Asset-based private credit investment management: Recurring asset-based investment management fees earned on approximately $36–38 billion of assets managed on behalf of a diversified global institutional investor base (more than 200 institutional investors), delivered through closed-end investment funds, separately or individually managed accounts and other private placement formats. Brookfield Asset Management acquired a 51% interest in Castlelake's fee-related earnings in September 2024.
- Aviation leasing and lending income: Income generated from on- and off-balance-sheet finance to airlines and other aviation asset owners, including aircraft leasing, secured lending and asset-backed securitization issuance (CLAS 2021-1, CLAS 2025-1/2/3); Castlelake has deployed more than $5 billion to airlines and leasing companies since 2020 and secured $1 billion in long-term aviation financing in 2024 to acquire more than 60 aircraft assets leased to ~30 airlines worldwide.
- Specialty finance forward-flow and loan purchase income: Revenue generated through asset-based private credit facilities, forward-flow loan purchase agreements and securitization economics with consumer, SME and mortgage originators (e.g., $1.5 billion forward-flow with Upstart, $500 million auto forward-flow with Pagaya, $4 billion Upstart commitment history, $2.5 billion prior Pagaya personal-loan purchases, £70m TradeBridge facility, £95m Equifinance facility, £250m LendInvest partnership, up to $2 billion Invictus partnership, €1 billion Niam Credit partnership, $250m Pulse funding, €125M GoByBike/Santander facility).
- Capital markets and securitization structuring fees: Income from Castlelake's in-house capital markets capabilities including private securitization technology, structuring and ratings expertise used to originate and rate aviation ABS, residential mortgage securitizations and other asset-backed transactions for its own funds and counterparties.
- Origination platform ownership economics: Returns from majority ownership stakes in specialty finance and aviation sourcing platforms (Eastview and Lendmarq via Resfin Partners acquisition in April 2026; four other owned sourcing platforms) and strategic operating subsidiaries such as Merit AirFinance, providing programmatic origination and balance-sheet exposure to investment opportunities.
- Performance-related earnings: Performance fees and carried interest on closed-end funds, retained by Castlelake's founders and professionals; Castlelake retains majority ownership of its performance-related earnings following the Brookfield strategic partnership transaction.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Other | Multi-year contract | Closed-end private investment funds (e.g., Castlelake Aviation V Stable Yield L.P., Asset-Based Private Credit III) — terms negotiated privately via PPM. |
| Other | Multi-year contract | Separately or individually managed accounts — bespoke institutional mandates. |
| Other | Multi-year contract | Other private placement formats (forward-flow loan purchase agreements, structured facilities, asset-based private credit facilities). |
Go-to-market motion3 records
Distribution channels5 records
Marketing channels8 records
Castlelake product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Castlelake is a global alternative investment firm managing approximately $38 billion in assets under management on behalf of more than 200 institutional investors. The firm provides asset-based private credit capital solutions across three strategy pillars (Aviation, Specialty Finance, and Real Assets), deploying capital through closed-end investment funds, separately managed accounts, and forward-flow loan purchase agreements, and operating owned origination platforms (Eastview, Lendmarq) and a dedicated aviation lending subsidiary (Merit AirFinance).
Product overview
Castlelake operates as a unified global alternative investment management platform with a modular strategy architecture comprising five core investment strategies (Aviation Leasing & Lending, Consumer Finance, Small/Medium Business Finance, Residential Mortgage, Commercial Mortgage) grouped under three top-level strategy pillars (Specialty Finance, Real Assets, Aviation). The platform combines (a) direct investment funds and separately managed accounts, (b) proprietary in-house origination platforms acquired via majority stakes (Eastview, Lendmarq, Resfin Partners) and joint ventures (Merit AirFinance as an aviation lending operating subsidiary, Itasca MGA and Itasca Re as insurance/reinsurance vehicles, the Redwood Trust Sequoia joint venture for prime jumbo loans), and (c) a recurring asset-backed securitization issuance program (CLAS series) used to finance aircraft pools. Castlelake also operates as an opportunistic acquirer in distressed aviation situations, including disclosed possible takeover offers for easyJet plc and Spirit Airlines. The firm is a strategic partner of Brookfield Asset Management following Brookfield's September 2024 acquisition of a 51% interest in Castlelake's fee-related earnings.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- Merit AirFinance: Distinct aviation lending operating subsidiary providing customized debt capital solutions to airlines and leasing companies for new and used aviation assets; launched August 2025 with $1.8 billion of deployable capital.
- Itasca MGA
- Eastview
- Lendmarq
Products and services
- Aviation Leasing & Lending Strategy On- and off-balance-sheet finance for airlines and other aviation asset owners, including aircraft leasing and secured lending. Core strategy of Castlelake since 2005 with $24B+ invested in aviation since 2005 and $5B+ deployed to airlines and leasing companies since 2020.
- Consumer Finance Strategy Financing or acquiring new and seasoned portfolios of consumer loans across the risk spectrum. Castlelake has originated or acquired more than 20 million consumer receivable accounts since 2015.
- Small/Medium Business Finance Strategy Financing or acquiring new portfolios of loans to small and medium-sized businesses, including factoring, merchant cash advances, and equipment leasing. $15B+ invested in consumer and SMB originator opportunities since 2015.
- Residential Mortgage Strategy Financing or acquiring new portfolios of residential mortgages and originating loans to assist in the transition of real estate. Includes acquisitions of over 70,000 loans representing more than $35 billion in balance (via Invictus partnership).
- Commercial Mortgage Strategy Providing loans to commercial real estate developers and other originators backed by leasing or rental arrangements; loans backed by infrastructure assets with contractual cash flow.
- Merit AirFinance Aviation lending business launched in August 2025 as a distinct Castlelake operating subsidiary providing debt capital to airlines and leasing companies for new and used aviation assets. Launches with ability to deploy more than $1.8 billion of committed capital via separately managed accounts. Led by Patrick Mahoney as President.
- Castlelake–Redwood Trust Joint Venture (Sequoia Prime Jumbo Mortgage Program) Strategic joint venture with Redwood Trust established in April 2026, designed to support Redwood's Sequoia platform with up to $8 billion of purchasing power for fully documented prime jumbo mortgage loans, with flexibility to scale and acquire seasoned loans from bank balance sheets.
- Castlelake Aircraft Securitization Trust (CLAS) Series Recurring aircraft-backed securitization (ABS) program under which Castlelake has issued multiple transactions since 2014 to finance pools of aircraft assets, including CLAS 2021-1 ($595M), CLAS 2025-1/2/3, and CLAS 2026-1. Castlelake has fully repaid or refinanced seven prior aircraft ABS transactions.
- Itasca MGA Aviation-focused managing general agent launched in March 2026 as a joint venture between Fidelis MGU and Castlelake, operating through Pine Walk Capital and Castlelake's Bermuda-licensed Itasca Re to underwrite and structure risk for secured commercial aviation financing, providing aircraft non-payment insurance.
- Closed-end Private Investment Funds (e.g., Castlelake Aviation V Stable Yield L.P., Asset-Based Private Credit III) Discrete closed-end private investment funds through which Castlelake raises capital commitments from institutional LPs (e.g., Castlelake Aviation V Stable Yield L.P. and Asset-Based Private Credit III). Terms negotiated privately via confidential PPM.
- Separately or Individually Managed Accounts (SMAs) Customized portfolio mandates for institutional investors across asset-based private credit strategies including aviation, specialty finance, and real assets; structure negotiated bilaterally with bespoke portfolio solutions.
Quantifiable outcome
- $39 billion of capital deployed across more than 1,300 transactions globally
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Companies that use Castlelake
Customer profileNamed customers15 records
Segments6 records
Ideal customer profiles4 records
Castlelake technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Feature6 records
Castlelake partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
18 partnerships are on record, tiered major — possible takeover target (not a commercial partnership), flagship — large-scale flagship jv, minor — hospitality co-financing, flagship — majority stake acquisition, core strategic — co-developed mga, core — uk property lending partnership, minor — uk sme lending expansion, core — repeat forward-flow counterparty, core — wholly-owned aviation lending subsidiary, core — uk second-lien mortgage partnership, core — repeat sme finance partnership, core — multi-billion sourcing channel, minor — mobility leasing partnership, core — large-scale nordic cre partnership, flagship / strategic parent — flagship and core — aviation restructuring participation and board seat.
- easyJet plcmajor — possible takeover target (not a commercial partnership)Castlelake, L.P. (via certain managed funds/affiliates) confirmed in May 2026 it is considering a possible offer for UK budget carrier easyJet plc, already holding a 2.14% stake and leasing four A320neo aircraft to easyJet. Castlelake subsequently made four non-binding bids at 560p, 600p, 625p and ultimately 650p per share (valuing easyJet at up to £4.93bn / $6.49bn), each rejected by easyJet's board. UK takeover deadline was extended to July 5, 2026; bid vehicle partners included Peter Bellew, Mark Breen, Brookfield Asset Management and reported MSC.
- Redwood Trust, Inc. (NYSE: RWT)flagship — large-scale flagship jvIn April 2026, Castlelake and Redwood Trust formed a strategic joint venture designed to purchase up to $8 billion of Sequoia-sourced prime jumbo mortgage loans, with flexibility to scale including acquisition of seasoned loans from bank balance sheets. Sequoia sources, aggregates and diligencess loans; the JV provides Castlelake with programmatic purchasing power and supports Redwood's continued growth of the Sequoia platform. Redwood is a leader in expanding access to housing with three operating platforms (Sequoia, Aspire, CoreVest) and ~$100B of loans purchased and $50B+ securitized historically.
- Ironstone Group / Ogilvy Management joint venture (PentaHotels → IHG)minor — hospitality co-financingCastlelake and Goldman Sachs are providing financing to a joint venture between Ironstone Group and Ogilvy Management that owns 11 European hotels (1,808 rooms) currently operated under PentaHotels across Germany, France and Belgium. IHG Hotels & Resorts will rebrand the properties under Holiday Inn, voco and Garner brands by H1 2027.
- Resfin Partners (Eastview and Lendmarq)flagship — majority stake acquisitionCastlelake acquired a majority ownership stake in Resfin Partners, which owns and operates Eastview (a U.S. mortgage correspondent business) and Lendmarq (an established lender to the U.S. residential investment community). Castlelake previously acquired more than 4,000 senior structured loans exceeding $2 billion of funded volume across these platforms and holds ownership stakes in four other sourcing platforms in specialty finance and aviation.
- Fidelis MGUcore strategic — co-developed mgaFidelis MGU and Castlelake jointly launched Itasca MGA, an aviation-focused managing general agent that underwrites and structures risk for secured commercial aviation financing. The new MGA operates through Fidelis MGU's Pine Walk Capital subsidiary and Castlelake's Bermuda-licensed reinsurance company Itasca Re, providing aircraft non-payment insurance to aircraft buyers and owners. It expands Pine Walk's distribution capabilities into aviation as its eighth MGA.
- LendInvestcore — uk property lending partnershipCastlelake and LendInvest launched a £250 million funding partnership under which Castlelake can purchase up to £250 million of LendInvest loans, enabling LendInvest to scale its bridging finance proposition with capacity for larger and more complex loans (up to £15m individual projects) and expanded regulated bridging and Development Exit financing.
- Spirit Airlinesmajor — possible takeover target (not a commercial partnership)Castlelake entered talks with Spirit Airlines for a potential strategic transaction while Spirit operated under its second Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Spirit had already received $50M in funding contingent on progress; Castlelake (with $33B AUM and a new $1.8B aviation lending platform Merit AirFinance) was reportedly interested in Spirit's physical assets (aircraft, gates, brand) as much as continued operations.
- Pulse (Mumbai-based, UK SME lender)minor — uk sme lending expansionMumbai-based Pulse secured £100 million in funding from Castlelake to expand SME lending in the UK, following Pulse's recent acquisition of Nucleus Commercial Finance (UK-based SME loan originator).
- Upstart Holdings, Inc.core — repeat forward-flow counterpartyUpstart announced a $1.5 billion forward-flow agreement with Castlelake for AI-originated consumer loans, marking the third such agreement between the two companies (prior commitments of $4 billion and $1.2 billion). The platform supports AI-driven underwriting by Upstart's network of bank and credit union partners.
- Pagaya Technologiescore — repeat forward-flow counterpartyPagaya and Castlelake signed an auto forward-flow agreement for Castlelake to purchase up to $500 million of Pagaya-sourced auto loans. This marks Castlelake's first auto forward-flow with Pagaya and expands Castlelake's involvement after previously acquiring $2.5 billion of Pagaya personal loans. The deal supports Pagaya's auto lending growth and securitization program.
- Merit AirFinancecore — wholly-owned aviation lending subsidiaryCastlelake launched Merit AirFinance, an aviation lending business providing debt capital to airlines and leasing companies, as a separate operating subsidiary with ability to deploy more than $1.8 billion of committed capital via separately managed accounts. Patrick Mahoney (formerly Castlelake aviation capital markets) was named President; Jakob Gallagher (formerly Wings Capital Partners Head of Capital Markets) joined to lead Castlelake's aviation capital markets function.
- Equifinance Limitedcore — uk second-lien mortgage partnershipCastlelake agreed to provide a £95 million facility to Equifinance, a specialist UK second charge mortgage lender, to support Equifinance's origination of second lien residential mortgage loans and leverage Castlelake's experience in the UK mortgage market. Equifinance has originated more than £600 million of second lien mortgage loans since 2012.
- TradeBridgecore — repeat sme finance partnershipCastlelake agreed to provide an additional £70m financing facility to TradeBridge to support its B2B and B2C eCommerce marketplace clients, including UK Amazon sellers through TradeBridge's partnership with Amazon. This follows a 2023 £100m facility to support TradeBridge's revenue-based financing solutions for pharmacies and dental practices across the UK and Australia.
- Invictus Capital Partnerscore — multi-billion sourcing channelCastlelake entered into an agreement with Invictus Capital Partners to invest in up to $2 billion in newly-originated residential mortgages. The partnership provides Castlelake's investors with exposure to high quality mortgage whole loans and contributes to the growth of Invictus' scaled loan investment platform. Invictus has acquired over 70,000 loans representing more than $35 billion in balance since 2015 and manages more than $20 billion in gross assets.
- GoByBikeminor — mobility leasing partnershipGoByBike, an employee benefit bicycle service based in Espoo, Finland, secured €125 million in financing from Santander and Castlelake to expand its capacity in providing benefit bicycles to Finnish employers and employees. GoByBike already serves over 120,000 Finnish employees and partners with around 4,200 employers.
- Niam Creditcore — large-scale nordic cre partnershipCastlelake and Niam Credit agreed to deploy €1 billion in Nordic real estate financing. The first milestone is the financing of over 30 prime properties in central Oslo. The partnership extends Castlelake's European real estate finance franchise and supports Niam's Nordic CRE platform.
- Brookfield Asset Management Ltd.flagship / strategic parent — flagshipIn September 2024, Castlelake and Brookfield Asset Management closed a $1.5 billion strategic partnership in which Brookfield acquired a 51% interest in Castlelake's fee-related earnings and Brookfield Wealth Solutions committed to invest in Castlelake's funds and strategies. Castlelake continues to operate independently, retaining its governance and leadership structure with Rory O'Neill as Executive Chair and Evan Carruthers as CEO and CIO, and retains majority ownership of its performance-related earnings. Castlelake is described as a strategic partner of Brookfield within the Brookfield Credit platform alongside Oaktree, LCM Partners, 17Capital and Primary Wave.
- Scandinavian Airlines (SAS)core — aviation restructuring participation and board seatCastlelake participated in the rescue and Chapter 11 restructuring of Scandinavian Airlines (SAS); Castlelake Partner and Deputy Co-CIO Joe McConnell sits on the Board of Directors of SAS (the flag carrier of Denmark, Sweden and Norway). Castlelake previously bailed out collapsed Scandinavian Airlines before selling its shares to Air France-KLM.
Scale indicators15 records
Recent moves8 records
Expansion highlights8 records
Castlelake competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Pretium Partners: Pretium is an alternative asset manager with significant residential credit and single-family rental investment operations. Both firms compete for residential mortgage whole loan and asset-based residential credit opportunities, with Castlelake's Invictus, Redwood JV and Eastview/Lendmarq platforms operating in directly adjacent space.
- Oaktree Capital Management: Oaktree is Castlelake's direct sibling within the Brookfield Credit platform, specializing in alternative credit, distressed debt and asset-based strategies. Both firms are run independently under Brookfield and pursue overlapping institutional LP relationships with very similar asset-based mandates, making Oaktree the closest comparable.
- CarVal Investors: CarVal is an alternative investment manager founded within Cargill that invests across asset-based, corporate and consumer credit globally. Both Castlelake's founders (Rory O'Neill and Evan Carruthers) came from Cargill's Global Credit Strategies and CarVal, and the firms run materially similar asset-based investment programs serving institutional LPs.
- HPS Investment Partners: HPS is a leading private credit and alternative credit manager with asset-based, direct lending and special situations strategies. Both firms run multi-strategy alternative credit platforms that overlap in asset-based lending, specialty finance and securitized products targeting the same institutional LP base.
- Sixth Street Partners: Sixth Street is a global investment firm with significant asset-based, direct lending, and specialty finance strategies. Like Castlelake, it partners with originators, deploys structured capital across the credit spectrum, and pursues long-duration capital from pensions, sovereign wealth funds and insurance balance sheets.
- Värde Partners: Värde is a global alternative investment manager focused on credit and distressed, with deep specialty finance and asset-based lending capabilities. Both firms invest in non-performing loans, residential and consumer credit, and partner with specialty finance originators worldwide.
- Marathon Asset Management: Marathon is an alternative credit manager with strong aviation, asset-based and structured credit capabilities, including aircraft leasing and ABS. Castlelake's aviation ABS franchise and Marathon's aviation credit activities are directly comparable, as are their broader specialty finance and real assets strategies.
- White Oak Global Advisors: White Oak is an asset-based lending specialist serving small and mid-sized businesses across the U.S. While smaller and more focused than Castlelake, it competes directly in asset-based private credit facilities and forward-flow financing of originated loans.
Broad incumbents
- Ares Management: Ares is a large publicly-traded alternative asset manager with major private credit, asset-based finance and direct lending franchises. While much larger and more diversified than Castlelake, its asset-based finance and specialty lending strategies pursue the same types of transactions and institutional investors as Castlelake.
- Apollo Global Management: Apollo is a mega alternative asset manager with significant private credit and asset-based finance businesses (including Athene-anchored structured credit). It competes with Castlelake for asset-based investment mandates from large institutional LPs, though at a vastly larger scale and broader product range.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat7 records
Key risks5 records
Key highlights7 records
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Castlelake leadership team
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Profiles15 records
Castlelake subsidiaries and ownership
Company hierarchySubsidiaries7 records
Castlelake funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds1 record
Investors
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Castlelake M&A and investment
M&A and investmentM&A1 record
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Frequently asked questions about Castlelake
What does Castlelake do?
Castlelake is a global alternative investment firm managing approximately $38 billion in assets under management on behalf of more than 200 institutional investors. The firm provides asset-based private credit capital solutions across three strategy pillars (Aviation, Specialty Finance, and Real Assets), deploying capital through closed-end investment funds, separately managed accounts, and forward-flow loan purchase agreements, and operating owned origination platforms (Eastview, Lendmarq) and a dedicated aviation lending subsidiary (Merit AirFinance).
Is Castlelake a public or private company?
Castlelake is a private company. It is classified as private equity controlled and is currently operating.
When was Castlelake founded?
Castlelake was founded in 2005. It employs 251 to 500 people.
Where is Castlelake based?
Castlelake is headquartered in Minneapolis, United States, in the North America region.
How does Castlelake make money?
Six revenue lines are on record. Asset-based private credit investment management is the primary driver. The others are aviation leasing and lending income, specialty finance forward-flow and loan purchase income, capital markets and securitization structuring fees, origination platform ownership economics and performance-related earnings.
Who are Castlelake's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Pretium Partners, Oaktree Capital Management, CarVal Investors, HPS Investment Partners, Sixth Street Partners, Värde Partners, Marathon Asset Management and White Oak Global Advisors. Broad incumbents are Ares Management and Apollo Global Management.
Does Castlelake have an API?
No public API is recorded for Castlelake.
What industry is Castlelake in?
Castlelake's product category is Alternative Asset Management. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSAAAKAC, Real Estate Debt & Mortgage Strategies, with a secondary code of FSAHAJAI, Private Credit — Real Estate Debt (Bridge, Mezz, CMBS-like). Its NAICS code is 52394 and its SIC code is 6282.