VAS to provide desktop valuations for existing loan books

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VAS Group’s valuation management division has launched Collateral Monitoring, in order to help with demand following uncertainly since the Covid-19 pandemic.

The new service will provide desktop valuations for existing loan books through its team of surveyors to give an accurate snapshot of commercial real estate portfolios.

Target clients include large financial lending institutions, debt funds and alternative lenders and institutional fund managers throughout the UK and Europe.

As well as providing a current overview of property and portfolio value, it aims to allow companies to identify properties which require immediate intervention and where it would be prudent to instruct a full external revaluation.

VAS Valuation Management was launched in March 2020 by Taco Brink, co-founder and managing director; Ian Wimpenny, partner and Stephen Todd, co-founder of VAS Group.

Brink (pictured) said: “The Covid-19 epidemic has expedited structural changes in the property market and there are differing weekly reports from around the globe opining on the impact this will have on the value of the commercial real estate market.

“Our team of senior valuation professionals will review previous property and portfolio valuations, monitor market sentiment and transactions, and provide a fresh view on current values to assist companies in determining their optimal strategy.

“In the coming months the true effect of the economic shutdown will show within rental delinquencies and eventually loan defaults, we are here to help clients navigate the ambiguities of valuations and deliver certainty.”

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