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ARTICLE · 17 DECEMBER 2020

Real Estate Structures In Distress - Offshore Security Considerations

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What we are seeing in the Real Estate Finance market is in the large part a continuation of the theme of forbearance and support.

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What we are seeing in the Real Estate Finance market is in the large part a continuation of the theme of forbearance and support. Where sponsors are willing to pro-actively engage, their financiers are taking a broader and more long-term view in light of prevailing market conditions.

There are high profile restructurings taking place, but predominantly in the retail sector – we have acted in the restructurings of high street clothing retailer, New Look and the world's largest foreign exchange bureau Travelex, along with a number of active matters in the office space, shopping centre and hotel sectors – but they remain the exception rather than the rule. In many cases, again by reference largely to real estate holding structures where offshore entities are most common place, financiers are taking advice on pre-enforcement steps, including enforcing offshore security as a genuine alternative to enforcing property security, but typically more with a view to

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