A3 Global Partners

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Richard Luftig | Managing Partner
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(212) 418-1181
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THE OPPORTUNITY
CRE debt is massive, critical and still largely fragmented
A3 Global is raising $110 million to grow its institutional credit platform across advisory, capital markets and global access.
Commercial real estate debt remains one of the world’s largest institutional asset classes, yet much of the market still operates through relationship-driven sourcing, manual outreach, email distribution, spreadsheets and limited price transparency.
- Banks are reducing CRE balance-sheet exposure
- Sponsors need new liquidity channels
- Global investors seek high-quality private credit exposure
- Secondary trading workflows remain antiquated

THE A3 PLATFORM
A single institutional platform across advisory, capital markets and global access
A3 is designed to operate as a capital markets platform – not a single investment strategy – creating multiple revenue opportunities access the CRE credit lifecycle.

FOUNDER & MANAGING PARTNER
A founder-led platform built from CRE credit, capital markets and execution experience

RADNI DAVOODI
FOUNDER & MANAGING PARTNER
A3 GLOBAL PARTNERS
FOUNDER STORY
Radni Davoodi founded A3 Global Partners to build an institutional commercial real estate capital markets platform that connects U.S. sponsors with global institutional capital.
RELEVANT BACKGROUND
- Commercial real estate credit and capital markets
- Lending, servicing, title, escrow and investor relations experience
- Co-founded Sharestates Inc. before launching A3
EXECUTION FOCUS
- Sourcing and evaluating complex CRE transactions
- Building institutional relationships
- Scaling advisory and capital markets infrastructure

THE LONG-TERM VISION
RXCM: bringing digital market infrastructure to CRE credit
A3’s long-term objective is to develop RXCM as technology-enabled marketplace and workflow platform for commercial real estate debt – designed to modernize distribution, price discovery, transparency and transaction execution.

Specific Risks
Credit/Default Risk
Extended workout timelines from borrower defaults
Market Risk
Declining CRE valuations impacting recoveries
Rate & Policy Risk
Higher rates and changing regulatory frameworks
Concentration Risk
Exposure to specific geographies/assets
Operational/Servicing Risk
Reliance on third-party servicers and legal processes
Acquisition and lengthy stabilization of underlying collateral property pending liquidity event
Private securities are speculative, illiquid, and may result in the loss of the entire investment




