Real Estate Securitisation
Due to the evolution of the funding mechanisms employed in the real estate sector, no real estate practice is complete without expertise in the structured capital markets, CMBS and RMBS spaces.
Although new issuance of CMBS and RMBS remains low by historical standards, particularly in Europe, sponsors, financials institutions and investors need to be able to access the best advice when looking at CMBS and RMBS structures and other structured capital markets lending (such as whole business securitisation for property companies and REITs).
Allen & Overy has a market-leading real estate securitisation practice, advising on transactions ranging from single trophy-assets structures through to loan portfolios, conduit lending, and, now more important than ever, working on deal restructurings. Our team leads on industry associations and remains committed to guiding our clients through the new regulatory landscape.
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Publications: 15 November 2023
The Register of Overseas Entities – what the real estate industry needs to know
The Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022 requires overseas entities which own, or wish to acquire, certain real estate in the UK to register with Companies House and to provide, and…
News: 06 November 2023
Allen & Overy advises Gecina on the pre-letting of the Mondo building, in Paris 8th
Allen & Overy has advised Gecina in the negotiation, with a group from the CAC 40, of an off-plan lease for a 11-years firm period and covering 30,000 sq.m of office space in the “Mondo” building, a…
Publications: 27 October 2023
New UK law passed to tackle economic crime and corporate secrecy
The new Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (the Act) is the latest step in the UK Government’s attempts to address economic crime and improve transparency over corporate entities.…
Publications: 26 January 2022
National Security and Investment Act 2021: Impact on Real Estate
The National Security and Investment Act 2021 (NSIA) came in to force on 4 January 2022. We consider the risks posed to real estate investors and the implications for the real estate sector in the…