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78 St James’s Street

SW1A 1JB - London

United Kingdom

 +44 20 7852 4200

David White

Head of LaSalle Real Estate Debt Strategies, Europe, LaSalle Investment Management, United Kingdom

David White is a Managing Director at LaSalle in the Debt Investments team, overseeing the LaSalle Real Estate Debt Strategies (LREDS) business. He has extensive experience lending throughout the capital structure and in real estate debt investments, including mezzanine and whole loans, as well as direct real estate investments, distressed credit, and restructuring.  Prior to joining LaSalle, David was a Partner at Intriva Capital Advisors LLP, where he was based in London as a member of the Investment Committee, and oversaw the investment team.

Prior to joining Intriva, David was a founding Partner at Tyndaris Real Estate, an alternative lending platform based in London and focused on both opportunistic and secured income on a pan-European basis.  At Tyndaris Real Estate David oversaw the build-out of the firm and the team, and helped build the capital base from scratch to €1.6 billion in assets under management, deploying capital in senior loans, mezzanine and preferred equity, equity and CMBS purchases.  He also sat on the Investment Committee and oversaw all aspects of reporting, asset management, workout and restructuring efforts.  David started his career at Deutsche Bank in the Real Estate Special Situations Group where he focused on direct lending, distressed investing and purchasing non-performing loan pools.  He worked in London, Hong Kong and New York during his time at Deutsche Bank. David began his career in real estate private equity and debt investment in 2007.

David has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics with a minor in Business and East Asia Studies from Brandeis University and he also spent a year studying Management with a focus on Economics and Finance at the London School of Economics.

Will Speak at
Oct 04 2023

EXPO REAL: Debt & Finance Strategies04-10-2023 | 14:00 - 15:00

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