GLOBAL, WEBINAR Series

Investing in the AI-Debt Ecosystem

Thursday, September 17, 2026 | 11am EDT | 4pm BST
Free to Attend
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AI-related debt is growing fast, risk profiles vary widely across instrument types, and relative value opportunities are emerging – but structural nuances matter.

Join Green Street’s research team for a 45-minute deep dive into AI-related debt markets following the rapid growth of data centre and GPU financing. They’ll share views across project finance, CRE debt, and unsecured bond markets, and assess where relative value sits across the AI-debt ecosystem.
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What’s Covered
Fundamentals & Market Volume
An overview of AI-related debt activity hitting the market and how capital is flowing across project finance, CRE debt, and unsecured bond markets.
Debt Structures & Construction Finance
The nuances of data center construction bonds, the evolution of GPU financing, and how risk profiles differ across AI-related debt instruments.
Relative Value
Where prospective returns and risk-adjusted value sit across the AI-debt ecosystem, and what this means for investors positioning in the space.
Featured Presenters
Danny Ismail
Co-Head of Strategic Research
Danny Ismail is a Managing Director at Green Street and Co-Head of Strategic Research and founded the firm’s burgeoning global ESG research team. He is a subject matter expert (SME) on the effects of working from home (WFH) on U.S. office values. In addition, Danny is an expert on New York City, West Coast, Texas and Sun Belt office market fundamentals and valuations.
Harsh Hemnani
Senior Analyst, Debt Research
Harsh Hemnani is a Senior Analyst at Green Street, where he leads the firm’s research on commercial real estate debt and ground leases. He was instrumental in launching Green Street’s coverage of the mortgage REIT sector — an initiative that established the firm as a key voice in an increasingly important segment of the market.