REF Documents
Access to LMA REF Documentation
Our aim in the REF sector is fivefold:
The Building Safety Act 2022 (BSA), which came into force 1 April 2023, is primarily intended to improve the design, construction and management of higher-risk buildings in England and Wales in the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire in 2017. The BSA is the most wide-ranging and comprehensive legislative reform affecting the built environment in decades.
Our new guidance note includes a number of key points for consideration for bank and non-bank lenders, and their advisors, when using the LMA’s template real estate finance facility documentation in circumstances where the BSA may apply.
We are pleased to release two new documents for use on real estate finance transactions as part of its ongoing work to improve efficiency in the syndicated loan market.
Accompanying user guides have been produced and these documents form part of the LMA’s extensive suite of real estate finance documentation.
Bringing together thought-leaders from across the sector, our 2024 Real Estate Finance Conference will delve into the key issues surrounding real estate finance and the built environment.
It is aimed at lenders, investors, developers, owners and advisors who want to learn, network and stay ahead in this dynamic and rapidly evolving market.
This briefing by Osborne Clarke LLP considers the impact of the Building Safety Act 2022 on financing for tall buildings with a residential element (in England only). It explores some of the issues that lenders will need to consider in structuring, investigating and documenting the debt financing of such buildings.
An easily readable coverage of many of the issues to be considered in real estate finance, from tax, to security, to sustainability.