TriWest Capital Partners has formed a majority equity partnership with Alta West Mortgage Capital to enhance the latter's position in the Canadian alternative mortgage market.
Information on the Target
Alta West Mortgage Capital Corporation, founded in 1991 and headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, is a leading fund manager specializing in alternative investment products within the Canadian residential mortgage sector. With over 30 years of experience, Alta West Capital has established itself as a trusted provider of mortgage investment opportunities that cater to both homeowners and real estate investors, particularly in segments of the market underserved by traditional financing methods.
As an alternative lender, Alta West Capital focuses on shorter-term mortgage investments, offering borrowers more flexible terms and expedited processing compared to standard lending solutions. The company's strategic approach has resulted in a strong track record of growth in assets under management, bolstered by meticulously executed mortgage placements across its investment products.
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Industry Overview in Canada
The Canadian residential mortgage market has experienced considerable dynamism over recent years, driven by fluctuating interest rates and evolving borrower needs. While traditional banks dominate the
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TriWest Capital Partners
invested in
Alta West Mortgage Capital Corporation
in 2024
in a Growth Equity & Expansion Capital deal