Why international property finance rarely fits a standard lending model.
Jurisdiction, income, assets, ownership and lender criteria can all influence the structure of a transaction.
International property finance is shaped by changing lender criteria, market conditions and the individual circumstances behind each transaction.
Our Insights consider the themes we encounter in live transactions — from cross-border lending and private banking to leverage, liquidity, ownership structures and the practical realities of financing property internationally.
Jurisdiction, income, assets, ownership and lender criteria can all influence the structure of a transaction.
For some transactions, property security is only one part of the financing equation.
The highest headline loan is not always the most effective financing solution.
A strong transaction still needs to be presented to institutions whose lending criteria fit the client and the property.
Experience informs judgement. Transactions provide perspective.