Active loan management
Once a loan is in place, ongoing management begins. We ensure that agreements with lenders are complied with, covenants are monitored carefully, and all parties have timely insight and control over their financing.
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When loan servicing should be considered
Loan servicing becomes essential when portfolios become more complex, reporting requirements increase, or lenders request information more frequently. It is also highly valuable for construction projects, where drawdown requests must be prepared carefully and coordinated with the bank.
- Multiple parallel loans with different terms and conditions
- Increasing reporting requirements towards financiers
- Monitoring covenants and cash flows
- Construction and project finance with drawdown requests
- Amending or extending existing loans
Transparency and control
We take over the day-to-day management and ensure lenders have timely and complete insight. This enables clients to remain in control and respond proactively to risks or changes in their financing position. For construction and project finance, we also support the drawdown process.
- Efficient management of loan portfolios
- Insight into covenants and cash flows
- Identifying opportunities for optimisation
- Preparing and supporting drawdown requests for construction projects
Ongoing monitoring
We structure loan servicing as a disciplined process. This includes active monitoring, reporting and communication with lenders, combined with support for amendments or drawdowns.
- Preparing and monitoring reports
- Monitoring covenants and key terms
- Liaising with financiers and stakeholders
- Preparing reports
- Proposals for optimisation or review
- Support with extensions and amendments
- Preparing and documenting drawdown requests for construction and project finance
