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Post by mrclondon on Apr 4, 2015 11:58:43 GMT
The borrowers of the latest TC loan (Gui** Pl****** L******) are taking out Personal Guarantee Insurance with PGI Cover , a concept I've not heard of before. Its not a total solution to worthless PG's as the cover % ramps up over a 5 year period but a useful step in the right direction. Its also worth noting the following explanation by the TC sponsor (F&P) "The terms of the PG Insurance policy requires the guarantor to promptly notify the insurer should any notifiable events set out in the PG Insurance policy occur. A failure by the guarantor to notify the insurer of a notifiable event could result in the PG Insurance being rendered invalid. Lenders should note, therefore, that the existence of PG Insurance does not guarantee that should a personal guarantee be called upon there will sufficient funds available to meet the full value of the personal guarantee. It will be in the interest of a guarantor to promptly notify the insurer of any notifiable events so as to ensure that their personal guarantee remains covered by the PG Insurance. "
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Post by tybalt on Apr 4, 2015 12:03:32 GMT
To echo a question from one of the TCs forums. Who is the beneficiary ? If it is the ThinCats syndicate then I presume the insurance company will immediately seek to recover its costs from those who issued the PG.
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Post by mrclondon on Apr 4, 2015 12:10:18 GMT
To echo a question from one of the TCs forums. Who is the beneficiary ? If it is the ThinCats syndicate then I presume the insurance company will immediately seek to recover its costs from those who issued the PG. According to the IP "The benefit of the PG Insurance will be assigned to ThinCats Loan Syndicates Limited." So my interpretation is the insurance is personal to the borrowers, but they legally assign the benefit exactly the same way as keyman or indeed property security insurance policy payouts are assigned to lenders.
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