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Wolf Theiss says Revetas and Cerberus-managed funds refinanced Radisson Blu Hotel Bucharest investment

July 9, 2026 secondary Manager profile

Summary: Wolf Theiss said it advised Revetas Capital together with funds and accounts managed by Cerberus Capital Management, L.P. on securing a EUR 123.2 million senior credit facility to refinance their investment in the Radisson Blu Hotel complex in Bucharest. Business Review carried matching coverage of the legal-adviser announcement.

Why it matters: The update may matter to due-diligence readers as a public real-estate refinancing and lender/manager relationship signal involving Cerberus-managed funds and accounts, while the sources do not establish ownership percentage, fund-level exposure, property valuation, debt economics, hotel performance, or investment merit.

9AT filing context: Use only broad adviser/profile context for Cerberus. Omit 13F details because public-equity holdings do not clarify the Bucharest hotel refinancing.

Summary

Wolf Theiss said it advised Revetas Capital together with funds and accounts managed by Cerberus Capital Management, L.P. on securing a EUR 123.2 million senior credit facility to refinance their investment in the Radisson Blu Hotel complex in central Bucharest. Business Review published matching coverage of the legal-adviser announcement.

The Wolf Theiss source says Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG acted as financing arranger and sole lender, and says the transaction closed on June 30, 2026. The Cerberus role should be described with the source’s exact wording: funds and accounts managed by Cerberus Capital Management, L.P.

Why it matters

For due-diligence readers, the useful signal is a public refinancing tied to Cerberus-managed funds and accounts, a real-estate operating asset, Revetas, and a named bank lender. That can frame questions about refinancing execution, sponsor relationships, real-estate exposure, lender appetite, and how manager-linked property investments are supported after acquisition.

The signal is bounded. The sources support the named parties, facility amount, lender, property, and legal-adviser role; they do not establish Cerberus balance-sheet exposure, a specific Cerberus fund, ownership percentage, property valuation, loan-to-value, pricing, covenants, hotel operating performance, asset quality, expected returns, or investment suitability.

Source notes

9AT filing context

Public adviser-profile context identifies Cerberus Capital Management, L.P. as a New York registered adviser tied to cerberus.com, with public SEC identifiers including CIK 1525907 and CRD 152175. The data handoff reports broad adviser-platform context of about $92.5 billion in reported ADV AUM/profile scale, about $94.2 billion in total private-fund GAV, 936 employees, 278 private funds, separately managed account activity, and a 2026-03-30 ADV submission date.

That profile context supports broad identity and platform background only. It does not identify the vehicle involved in the Bucharest refinancing, the ownership structure, property valuation, loan terms, fund exposure, manager economics, hotel performance, or investment merits.

No 13F or Form 5500 context is included. The analyst handoff notes that Cerberus has public 13F disclosures, but those are separate listed-securities snapshots and are not evidence about this real-estate refinancing, Revetas, Radisson Blu Hotel Bucharest, or any specific Cerberus-managed fund or account.

What to watch

Watch for Cerberus, Revetas, Wolf Theiss, Deutsche Pfandbriefbank, property-registry, lender, or sponsor disclosures that clarify the financing term, maturity, collateral, borrower entities, ownership structure, governance rights, and whether a specific Cerberus-managed vehicle is named publicly. Until then, keep the transaction description tied to the Wolf Theiss and Business Review language.

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