For REFerence Video Series
Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022
In this video, Stuart will be discussing the impact of the new Register of Overseas Entities on real estate finance transactions.
The new LMA sustainability principles for REF lending
In this video, James talks about the Loan Market Association's sustainability-linked loan principles and their application to real estate finance and development finance transactions.
UK-Luxembourg Double Taxation Convention and Protocol 2022 – impact on REF structures
In this video, Shayaan discussed the UK and Luxembourg's new double tax treaty which, once in force, will have significant implications for UK real estate investors with Luxembourg holding structures.
Harcus Sinclair LLP v Your Lawyers – solicitors' undertakings. Is your word your bond?
In this video, Maria discusses the future of solicitors' undertakings in real estate finance following the recent Supreme Court judgment in Harcus Sinclair LLP v Your Lawyers.
Green Real Estate Loans
In this video, Sarah discusses the growing use of green loans and their documentary features.
The National Security Act – impact on REF finance documents
In this video, Natasha summarises the National Security and Investment Act 2021, the UK's new national security screening regime, and the impact it will have on real estate transactions.
The future of EPCs and energy efficiency in buildings
In this video, Musawwar Alam discusses changes to the energy performance standards required for commercial properties, coming into force from April 2023 and how they might affect the REF market and financing transactions.
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