September 15, 2026 • 2:00PM ET • 1 CE Credit

Real Estate Debt: Income Generation & Monroe’s Active Approach

• 1 CE Credit
Lessons/Sessions to be included:
• Real Estate Debt: Income Generation & Monroe’s Active Approach

Monroe will discuss the benefits of actively investing in real estate mortgages, including producing current income, implementing downside protection through conservative loan-to-value ratios, and underwriting loans secured by underlying hard assets. The commercial real estate landscape has finally stabilized after several events, including COVID, the 2022 interest rate hike cycle, and the 2023 regional banking crisis. Learn how Monroe seeks to capitalize on today’s market through its evergreen real estate debt strategy, focused primarily on directly originated first mortgage loans across the lower and middle market.

Speakers

Kyle Asher

Co-Head and Co-Portfolio Manager, Alternative Credit Solutions

Monroe Capital

Mr. Asher is a Managing Director, Co-Head and Co-Portfolio Manager of Monroe Capital’s Alternative Credit Solutions investment vehicles. He is responsible for deal origination, structuring, and portfolio management, as well as overseeing the alternative credit business and its team.  As part of the alternative credit business, Mr. Asher co-leads the firms’ investments in real estate, specialty finance and corporate special situations.   He joined the firm in 2009 and is a member of the fund’s Investment Committee. He serves as the Co-Chair of the firm’s Strategic Planning Committee. Mr. Asher has over 15 years of investment experience and has led the underwriting of over $5 billion of debt and equity transactions, across a variety of opportunistic private investments. Prior to Monroe, he was an Analyst with Chicago-based Calder Capital Partners, a direct and fund-of-funds private equity firm partly owned by Goldman Sachs and Ares Capital (formerly Allied Capital), where he performed due diligence on various direct and fund-of-fund investments, sourced transactions and assisted in capital raising. Mr. Asher began his career as an Equity Analyst for MindShare Capital, an institutional money-manager where he focused on the valuation and trading patterns of small-cap growth companies. Mr. Asher earned his M.B.A. in Finance and International Business from Northwestern University and his B.A. in Philosophy and Political Science from Northwestern University.

Anton Marinchik

Managing Director, Wealth Business Development – Head of RIAs

Monroe Capital

Anton Marinchik is a Director, Wealth Business Development - Head of RIAs of Monroe Capital. He primarily focuses on the retail channel marketing to registered investment advisors, high net worth individuals and family offices. He has over 10 years of experience in alternative investments, structured derivatives, and financial advisor platform development. Prior to Monroe, Mr. Marinchik was a Vice President at Goldman Sachs, in charge of running the Capital Markets Desk catered to RIAs, Hybrid Broker-Dealers, and Family Offices. His responsibilities included helping advisors access private markets, creating structured investments, building out the Goldman Sachs Custody platform and onboarding advisor teams, delivering lending & liquidity solutions to clients, and helping advisors hedge concentrated positions. Mr. Marinchik earned his B.A. in Economics from the College of the Holy Cross. He is a Trustee member of Hebrew Senior Life, a non-profit senior living community and health care services organization, located in Boston, Massachusetts.

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