Ryan Bosch, principal at Arriba Capital, is a seasoned expert in hospitality debt and structured finance, managing a portfolio exceeding $2 billion across 140 deals. He has vast experience structuring various scenarios within the capital stack, lever...
Ryan Bosch, principal at Arriba Capital, is a seasoned expert in hospitality debt and structured finance, managing a portfolio exceeding $2 billion across 140 deals. He has vast experience structuring various scenarios within the capital stack, leveraging his deep understanding of market trends, underwriting principles, and risk management.
Before joining Arriba Capital, Ryan spent years leading consumer goods manufacturing companies in the United States and Asia. During this time, he collaborated with industry giants, such as Best Buy, Philips, Verizon, and Samsung, on private-label manufacturing and product development. Earlier in his career, he successfully sold his sporting goods business to a private equity firm.
Ryan’s achievements have earned him recognition from reputable real estate media outlets, with GlobeSt hailing him as a finance, debt, and equity rainmaker in 2022. Outside work, Ryan enjoys spending time with his family and is actively involved in volunteer work that assists displaced families from the war in Afghanistan.
As 2025 draws to a close, hotel developers looking to finance projects in 2026 are facing higher costs and an exceptionally cautious lending environment.
It’s a tough time for hotel developers. New projects are sidelined by elevated construction costs, scarce financing and painful entitlement timelines. Stabilized asset purchases aren’t faring much ...
Macroeconomic noise is everywhere — anyone taking even a passing glance at the news will see stories about elevated interest rates, sticky inflation, global tension and tariff-related uncertainty.
Hotel financing markets are showing more predictability heading into 2025, as capital sources diversify and lenders gain confidence in stabilized interest rate expectations.