Key Takeaways
- • CGPH Banque d'affaires, a sister company of Credit Glorious Property Holdings, obtained financing approvals totalling EUR 104 million on behalf of its clients in the first half of 2026, according to a GlobeNewswire release dated August 5, 2026.
- • The EUR 104 million comprises EUR 83 million through specialised private debt funds and EUR 21 million through private debt vehicles belonging to the CGPH Group.
- • A further EUR 156.1 million of transactions are currently undergoing evaluation and approval with private debt funds partnering with the firm.
- • Kolyo Boichev, Managing Director of CGPH Banque d'affaires, said the results reflect the firm's execution capabilities and relationships across the private debt market.
Summary
CGPH Banque d'affaires, a sister company of Credit Glorious Property Holdings, said it obtained financing approvals totalling EUR 104 million on behalf of its clients during the first half of 2026. The firm, based in Paris, positions itself as a structurer of private debt transactions that provides companies with alternatives to traditional bank lending. The release was issued via GlobeNewswire on August 5, 2026.
Of the total, EUR 83 million was obtained through specialised private debt funds, while EUR 21 million was arranged through private debt vehicles belonging to the CGPH Group. The release states that the transactions involved companies and projects with differing financing requirements. CGPH Banque d'affaires supported clients through preliminary assessment of each transaction, definition of the proposed financing structure, and coordination with the relevant funding parties.
Beyond the approved financing, the firm reported that further transactions totalling EUR 156.1 million are currently undergoing evaluation and approval processes with private debt funds that partner with it. The release does not specify the borrowers, sectors, or fund names involved.
Kolyo Boichev, Managing Director of CGPH Banque d'affaires, said: "Obtaining EUR 104 million in financing approvals during the first half of the year reflects the strength of our execution capabilities and the depth of our relationships across the private debt market." He added that the priority is to structure tailored financing solutions aligned with client objectives while maintaining rigorous transaction selection and execution standards.
For the second half of 2026, the firm said it will advance transactions already initiated and expand relationships with private debt funds, institutional investors and specialised financing vehicles.
Of the total, EUR 83 million was obtained through specialised private debt funds, while EUR 21 million was arranged through private debt vehicles belonging to the CGPH Group. The release states that the transactions involved companies and projects with differing financing requirements. CGPH Banque d'affaires supported clients through preliminary assessment of each transaction, definition of the proposed financing structure, and coordination with the relevant funding parties.
Beyond the approved financing, the firm reported that further transactions totalling EUR 156.1 million are currently undergoing evaluation and approval processes with private debt funds that partner with it. The release does not specify the borrowers, sectors, or fund names involved.
Kolyo Boichev, Managing Director of CGPH Banque d'affaires, said: "Obtaining EUR 104 million in financing approvals during the first half of the year reflects the strength of our execution capabilities and the depth of our relationships across the private debt market." He added that the priority is to structure tailored financing solutions aligned with client objectives while maintaining rigorous transaction selection and execution standards.
For the second half of 2026, the firm said it will advance transactions already initiated and expand relationships with private debt funds, institutional investors and specialised financing vehicles.
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