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Property Finance senior debt

We have sourced senior debt since before the property crash of the early 1990s and, with so many commercial property acquisitions financed by third party debt, it is of increasing importance. Not only do we help younger and smaller borrowers who are only rarely in the market, but also institutional borrowers who value our specialist expertise in this area. We are constantly in touch with all active lenders in the market, understanding both their style of operation and what differentiates them, so that clients can make informed choices. Whilst the pricing of loans is fundamental, delivery of timely approvals, financial covenants, security packages and flexibility are all also integral to the deal.

 

Raising debt finance for pre-let and pre-sold developments, often combining interim finance with longer term facilities locking in from completion, is also a major part of our business. A thorough understanding of the development process is central both to tailoring packages to suit clients’ needs and problem solving as projects proceed.

 

We are also being asked increasingly by clients to advise on the negotiation of existing commercial property loans where the borrower may be in breach of financial covenants. For more information, please download our Debt Refinancing Services brochure.

Last Updated 1st September 2010

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