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An
Introduction to
Property Finance
All the Essentials
Chairman
Steve Willingham, Director Debt Markets, Real Estate
Finance, Merrill Lynch
Speakers
Danny Gabay, Director, Fathom Financial Consulting
Luca Giangolini, Partner, Capital Markets Group,
Cushman & Wakefield Healey & Baker
Bill Rodney, Director, i-analysis training and Senior
Lecturer, Cass Business School
Steve Sprigens, Relationship Director, Barclays Property
Finance
Rebecca Tomlin, Senior Manager, Real Estate Tax,
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Matters
to be covered include:
The economy: why it matters to you and the current
economic outlook
Principles of property finance: debt, mezzanine and
equity
Jargon busting: a thorough grounding in what those
terms and acronyms really mean
Who does what in property finance? Who do they charge
and what are their fees: investors, surveyors, valuers,
lenders, brokers, advisors, quantity surveyors and monitoring
agents
Why borrow at all? The principles of gearing
Interest rates: what they are, who sets them and
their relationship to yields and rents
Sources of property finance: a punters guide
to the horses and their jockeys!
Who lends on what and on what terms?
Understanding security, risk, loan to value ratios
and interest cover
The terms sheet: the basics of lending
The importance of a covenant: recognising good, not
so good and poor covenants
How lenders evaluate applications in the commercial
market
-
investment
- trading
- development?
The art of structuring loan applications
The time value of money: a fundamental plank of all
things financial
Cashflows and financial analysis: appraisals and
techniques
Interest: how to maximise tax deductibility
Buying an asset or a company the difference
it makes
Am I trading or investing why it matters
Sales and leasebacks: uses and misuses, some financial
alternatives and mistakes occupiers and investors should
avoid
Development appraisals and problem spotting
Deal breakers: things that can kill the finance and
destroy your deal!
Big mistakes, commonly made, that must be avoided
Where/how can I learn more? Sources of information
and knowledge
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