Valuation for loan/mortgage security
Estimate the collateral risk of a loan for a property project
Property financing and refinancing require a thorough analysis of the risks borne by the lending institution. Our aim is to provide you with a broad and comprehensive picture of property risks in Luxembourg, to help you take the right decisions with complete peace of mind.
Your challenges
To secure finance for your property assets
To ensure a maximum return on investment and minimum risk when assembling a financing package, it is essential to fully understand your needs in relation to:
- Availability of financing for a property project
- Assessing the financial risks attached to a property project
- Determining the covenant ratios, and especially the loan to value (LTV) or interest-covered ratio (ICR)
- Regularly updating value changes to remain in step with your ratios and covenants
- Meeting the lending institution's requirements
Our services
Estimating the value of assets used as collateral
To help you take the right decisions, we are able to:
- Analyse the market, the positioning of a property on its market and changes in sector-related risks
- Assess the property’s condition
- Examine legal and regulatory factors
- Assess the rental income generated by the building by evaluating the financial impact of those factors likely to influence it (vacant periods, bankruptcy, etc.)
- Assess the liquidity of the property on the market in the event of either a fair market sale or a forced sale
The benefits to you
Appreciation of the financial risks attached to your property project
Get a clear picture of the potential risks attached to a property project, delivering you:
- An analysis based on market reality, through in-depth, up-to-date knowledge of sector benchmarks both in terms of property values and the income generated by properties.
- Decision support in assessing the quality of a financing package
- A fair value of the hedged risk
- A sound basis for estimating the minimum value of a property in the event of either a fair market sale or a forced sale
- An acknowledged methodology through our experience with the main banks and lenders

