Abstract
In the real estate development project, numerous stakeholders such as implementers, construction companies, trust companies, and financial institutions participate. Real estate PF is highly dependent on construction companies. As a result, in the case of small and medium-sized real estate development projects, PF loans were inevitably shrunk as it was practically difficult to select construction companies with high credit ratings and contraction rankings. However, with the recent expansion of the trust business, the trust company replaced the construction company's role, and the existing real estate PF structure has also expanded to areas where real estate PF loans are possible. Through empirical analysis, this study was able to analyze the risk factors recognized by participants when PF loans were implemented and confirm the characteristics of participants. As a result of the study, it was confirmed that the risk recognition factors of financial institutions that relied on existing contractors were transferred to trust companies. In addition, it was confirmed that the tendency to recognize risk also appeared differently for each participant.
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