If inflation is about to bloom you need to be wary of long term "low" interest generating commitments. During the Carter years it was possible to get 13, even 15 % interest on CDs. It would suck to have a lot of money tied up at 5% in that case.
Valid point - in addition to counterparty risk, there’s a large likelihood of interest rate risk in the short/medium term as well. Even @nigel smith ’s rates (fun fact - 10% is the legal maximum in California) might not be enough in the next few years.
Yep … I was a Banker during those years at a Savings & Loan ( all of those went the way of the Dinosaurs) not only did they get those crazy interest rates , but they also got a toaster … or some other worthless gift …
I have a client that runs a wealth management thingie and he mentioned funds that support commercial construction. Something I'm familiar with, just not in the large-scale funding aspect. This similar?