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Post by bigfoot12 on Jun 26, 2018 7:54:20 GMT
From the Assetz Blogstuartassetzcapital, I was going to ask this in another thread in response to your claim "Our loan status and default policy is quite probably the tightest in the industry and well defined on our website." I am not disputing your claim, but is it the case that loans could have failed to make a payment for 59 days and still be traded on the aftermarket?
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Post by stuartassetzcapital on Jun 26, 2018 9:04:06 GMT
Yes they are tradeable by default during the first 60 days unless there is a monitoring event and/or lender vote when the loan would suspended due to information that we have received and/or a vote is in progress.
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Post by k6 on Jun 26, 2018 9:25:01 GMT
From the Assetz Blogstuartassetzcapital, I was going to ask this in another thread in response to your claim "Our loan status and default policy is quite probably the tightest in the industry and well defined on our website." I am not disputing your claim, but is it the case that loans could have failed to make a payment for 59 days and still be traded on the aftermarket? Are lenders still accumulating interest during this 60 days ( starting from the date the loan was due to be repaid ) and is the interest also accumulating during the 180 mentioned days after the 60 days passed ?
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Post by chris on Jun 26, 2018 9:36:26 GMT
From the Assetz Blogstuartassetzcapital , I was going to ask this in another thread in response to your claim "Our loan status and default policy is quite probably the tightest in the industry and well defined on our website." I am not disputing your claim, but is it the case that loans could have failed to make a payment for 59 days and still be traded on the aftermarket? Are lenders still accumulating interest during this 60 days ( starting from the date the loan was due to be repaid ) and is the interest also accumulating during the 180 mentioned days after the 60 days passed ? Interest continues to accrue as per the terms of the loan.
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Post by k6 on Jun 26, 2018 10:32:08 GMT
Are lenders still accumulating interest during this 60 days ( starting from the date the loan was due to be repaid ) and is the interest also accumulating during the 180 mentioned days after the 60 days passed ? Interest continues to accrue as per the terms of the loan. Thanks chris It that ‘Yes‘ to my question or it that ‘ Go and read the terms of the loan ‘ ? Sorry just trying to make this clear. More then happy to read the T&Cs if that what U meant Thanks again.
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Post by chris on Jun 26, 2018 10:52:01 GMT
Interest continues to accrue as per the terms of the loan. Thanks chris It that ‘Yes‘ to my question or it that ‘ Go and read the terms of the loan ‘ ? Sorry just trying to make this clear. More then happy to read the T&Cs if that what U meant Thanks again. It would depend on the circumstances and timing. If it were an earlier payment in the loan then I'd expect interest to continue to accrue. If the borrower was fully up to date on principal repayments and the loan was paid off but an interest payment was still outstanding then interest doesn't accrue on that interest. So I can't give a definitive "yes" even if that's usually the case, I have to say "it depends".
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bigfoot12
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Post by bigfoot12 on Jun 26, 2018 10:54:59 GMT
Yes they are tradeable by default during the first 60 days unless there is a monitoring event and/or lender vote when the loan would suspended due to information that we have received and/or a vote is in progress. Thank you, is there a definition of 'monitoring event'? (There is no mention in the Blog.) Is it possible to have a couple of examples?
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Post by stuartassetzcapital on Jun 26, 2018 11:26:49 GMT
Yes they are tradeable by default during the first 60 days unless there is a monitoring event and/or lender vote when the loan would suspended due to information that we have received and/or a vote is in progress. Thank you, is there a definition of 'monitoring event'? (There is no mention in the Blog.) Is it possible to have a couple of examples? Reasons fo loans entering monitoring status are listed as follows: The loan is up to a maximum of 60 days past due and/or up to two payments in arrears (including part-payments), or; There has been a covenant breach or; There has been breach of a term / condition e.g. late submission of monthly business accounts . In the case of any Development Loan, where notification / information received around cost over-runs / delays / construction issues / build schedule that may give cause for concern around the ability of the Borrower to perform in line with the loan agreement. One missed payment (including part-payments). Breach of loan covenant. Breach condition subsequent. Duration of the period where lenders have accepted an amendment to the loan within term plus a 2-month period after expiry of amendment if applicable. Any extension to a loan where the Borrower proposes an increased interest rate and extension is formally documented i.e lenders are getting something extra for the forbearance – other lenders, therefore, may wish to buy units for the potential benefit. Any material news that falls outside of the reasons resulting in a Credit Event Suspended i.e. doesn’t directly affect the terms or repayment of a particular loan. For example: Insolvency of a company connected to a Borrower (by common Directorship, principals) but not connected by way of security. Reasons for suspending a loan in Monitoring would be as follows : When Assetz receives information that may lead to a lender vote and during the duration of the vote. (The subsequent status will be dependent on the result of such vote) I hope this helps.
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Post by bigfoot12 on Jun 26, 2018 13:21:33 GMT
So if it is a development loan it will be suspended immediately after a missed payment, and any other loan paying monthly it will be suspended after no more than about 35 days (second missed payment)?
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Post by ilmoro on Jun 26, 2018 14:20:51 GMT
So if it is a development loan it will be suspended immediately after a missed payment, and any other loan paying monthly it will be suspended after no more than about 35 days (second missed payment)? Most development loans have retained interest. The only reason for missing a payment is that AC staff are not paying attention. 😴
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