Case snapshot
- Facility
- Commercial investment mortgage
- Loan amount
- £1.9m
- Loan-to-value
- 68%
- Rate
- 6.7% blended, interest only
- Security
- Pub, HMO and residential flats
- Client
- Repeat client, assets held in UK trusts
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By Jack McNutt, Commercial Relationship Manager Published Updated
P10 Financial Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 832186).
P10 Financial Group recently delivered a £1.9m investment facility for a long standing repeat client. There were a few reasons this particular transaction stood out. Firstly, ownership of the assets sat across multiple layers of UK trusts and the wider complex group structure. Secondly, we were asked to structure lending across three different asset classes and two separate companies whilst still aiming to deliver competitive terms.
1. Three Assets, two entities & one loan. Delivering the sharpest possible terms across three very different assets, owned within the same group but held in multiple entities.
2. Group complexity. Beneficial ownership sat across several layers of a group multiple group structures, making the true ownership picture difficult for a lender's credit team to follow at first glance.
3. Trust Ownership.
4. No PG available. Due to the complexities of the group very limited personal guarantees were available creating further
5. Complex Assets. Given one of the assets in this structure was a trading pub, it created a further layer of complexity.
● £1.9m of lending secured
● Leverage – 68%
● Pricing – Blended rate at 6.7%
● Structure – Interest Only
● Security – Pub, HMO & Residential Flats
This transaction shows that deep professional expertise is required to close transactions in this market. Having the in-house capabilities of understanding complex trust structures within large multi-entity groups allows P10 to deliver valuable solutions for our clients.