US-listed property group JLL has appointed Brad Greenway as its head of debt and structured finance for the Asia-Pacific region, effective January 1. He will continue in his current role as co-head of debt and structured finance for the Europe, Middle East and Asia ( EMEA ) region, alongside Edward Daubeney, whose role remains unchanged.

Greenway joined the property firm in 2019 via its merger with commercial real estate financing firm HFF and will remain based in London. His expanded role reflects JLL's commitment to replicating its debt and structured finance advisory success across key global markets.

Over the last five years, the company has established itself as a leading debt adviser in EMEA, building on the firm’s position as the world’s pre-eminent debt and structured finance adviser with US$81.7 billion in closed global debt volume in 2024, two times the second-most active debt and structured finance adviser.

“Greenway’s proven track record in building and scaling our debt advisory capabilities across EMEA makes him ideally positioned to provide strategic oversight and accelerate our growth ambitions in Asia-Pacific,” adds Stuart Crow, the company’s CEO of capital markets for Asia-Pacific. “His strategic vision, execution capabilities and key institutional relationships with the largest global real estate owners will be instrumental in establishing JLL as the premier debt and structured finance platform across the Asia-Pacific region.”