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Sarah Boxall

Director, Real Estate Debt Asset Management, Europe
Sarah

About Sarah Boxall

Sarah is a Director of Loan Asset Management in Nuveen Real Estate’s European debt team. She is responsible for executing the strategy and management of the loans post-closing, across the firm’s debt platform.

Prior to joining the firm, Sarah worked at Knight Frank in European fund valuations and at Situs where she was responsible for loan management, monitoring, and loan reporting.

- Senior Leader Apprenticeship, University of Exeter Business School, September 2025 to September 2027 (including MBA extension component) - - MA Property Valuation and Law, Bayes Business School, City, University of London, 2002 MA Psychology, University of Edinburgh, 2:1, 1999 - Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors - Member of Nuveen's AI Task Group, contributing to the practical adoption of AI, better data management and responsible integration into professional workflows. - Chair of Nuveen's Women's Business Resource Group from 2020 to 2022, growing the internal network and supporting engagement across the organisation. - Director of a residential management company, overseeing a £1.0m major works programme.-