1. RICS Matrics Series
Funding and Finance:
Market Update
September 2015
Simon Wainwright BSc FRICS
J PEISER WAINWRIGHT
#CPDseries
2. Funding and Finance: Market Update
• Macro-economic factors
• Finance for property investment & development
• Types of lending
• Who is providing funding - participants
• Funding terms
• Current terms
• Role of professionals
3. Economic Background
• US Federal Reserve rate 0.25%
• UK Base Rate 0.50%
• UK 5-year SWAP rate 1.45% (1.79% Nov)
• UK 10-year SWAP rate 2.16% (2.32% Nov)
• BoE Quantitative Easing £375 bn
• Outstanding property debt £244 bn
• European inter-bank lending weak
• Inflation RPIX 0.0% Aug 2015
• Inflation CPI 0.0% Aug 2015
7. Market Participants
• The rise and fall of the Debt Based buyer
• The return of the Institutional Investor
• New lenders / investors entering the market
• Foreign investors – Sovereign Wealth funds
• Private Equity and Opportunity funds
• Corporate buyers
• Private investors, trusts and charities
9. Attracting Investment
• What is the risk profile of your investment?
• Does it have intrinsic value and growth potential
• Is it in the right location to attract investment?
• Is it the right lot size?
• Who are the obvious buyers?
• Can you secure debt against any contracted
income streams?
• What is the AWULT?
• What is the tenant’s credit risk?
10. Glossary of terms
• LTV = Loan to Value ration
• CMBS = Commercial Mortgage backed securities
• NAMA = National Asset Management Agency
• Margins = lending margin over interest rates
• Arrangement fees = charged by banks on loan origination
• Income interest = ration of income to interest
Date Source
UK Commercial Property Lending Survey
De Montfort University
11. Approximate amount of debt secured by UK
Commercial Property Source: De Montfort University
Source: De Montfort University
12. Approximate amount of debt secured by UK
Commercial Property Source: De Montfort University
26. Active Lenders
• AIG
• Aviva
• AXA
• Barclays Bank
• Bayern LB
• Citigroup
• Deka Bank
• Deutsche Bank
• Deutsche Hypo
• Deutsche Pfandbrief
• Deutsche Postbank
• Helaba
• HSBC
• ING REF
• Landesbank Berlin
• Lloyds Banking Group
• Met Life
• M&G Investments
• Royal Bank of Scotland
• Santander
27. Summary
• 2014 saw increasing capital values
• Overall level of property debt continuing to
decrease
• Property lending market is diversifying
• There will be no return to 2007/2008 lending
• Improving lending intentions
• LTVs 50% - 60%
• Equity seeking wealth preservation or high returns
28. RICS Matrics Series
Funding & Finance
Market Update
September 2015
Simon Wainwright BSc FRICS
J PEISER WAINWRIGHT
#CPDseries
Notes de l'éditeur
Economic growth
Financial & Banking Crisis +5 years
Interest rates rises in expected in 2015
Property finance still limited
Improving occupational demand
Reducing supply
Increased foreign investor interest
Escaping the Euro zone
Escaping the areas affected by the Arab Spring
£Sterling is relatively cheap on the Forex markets
Problem for Switzerland where it reach parity Euro: Swiss Franc
Case Example – Broadgate
Divorce case
Assets £400m down to £240m (40%) March 2007 – March 2009
Marketed at £300m March 2010 (25%) down
Yield correction complete
Values driven by rents
Decreasing transaction volumes