This Webinar will provide an overview of the charging process including solutions to streamline transactions as well as summarising current property charging issues which all Borrowers should be aware of.
Topics Covered
- A brief explanation of the charging process and what preparation clients can undertake to streamline this
- Acceptability of properties with short term leases and the affect on value
- Missing planning permission and the affect on value
- TriFire and EWS1 Forms
- Commonhold
Speakers
Sharon Kirkham, Partner, Property Securitisation
Sharon is Head of Securitisation at Devonshires. Her work involves advising Social Housing Providers on the property aspects of giving security. She is an expert in dealing with:
- largescale charging to Loan Facilities, Bonds and Private Placements
- refinancing exercises
- carrying out property charging due diligence for merger transactions
- dealing with uplifts in value on LSVT portfolios
- preparing the property information for asset and liability registers
- reviewing properties for acceptability for charging and maximising funding capacity
Sharon is seeking to achieve ‘stress-free securitisation’ in the sector by giving free Security Training Seminars to her clients throughout the whole of England and Wales.
Wahleed Hussain, Senior Associate, Property Securitisation
Wahleed is a Senior Associate in our Securitisation team. He is experienced in residential conveyancing and commercial property transactions. He has previously acted for bridging lenders in the banking and finance sector in all manner of commercial and development projects.
Wahleed qualified in 2017 following seats in property, immigration and employment law during his training contract. Prior to Devonshires, Wahleed worked at a firm in Oxfordshire specialising in Secured Lending and acting for lenders on bridging loans.
You will receive an email from Devonshires to confirm your place. Please note, places for this event are limited and may become oversubscribed. Clients of Devonshires will have priority and where we are heavily oversubscribed, we will limit places per organisation.
