Green Real Estate Financing in Hong Kong and Greater China
概要
This eSeminar is a recorded session of the “Green Real Estate Financing in Hong Kong and Greater China” webinar held on 19 July 2023.
It provides an overview of current trends and evolutions in green real estate financing. It explores the perspectives of key stakeholders, their reactions, and impacts, while also addressing practical implementation considerations surrounding the topic.
宗旨
By the end of the eSeminar, you will be able to:
- Identify the current trends and future outlook of green real estate financing
- State how key stakeholders such as banks, investors, and property developers view the current movement towards green
- List what has been done by banks to help clients work through its green policies and regulations
內容
1. Current trends in green real estate financing
2. Stakeholder reactions to the movement towards green
3. Practical considerations and future outlook of green real estate financing
對象
- Banking, finance professionals, and asset managers in real estate financing
- Property managers
- Industry professionals, lawyers, regulators, licensed holders and intermediaries who support or engage in real estate
導師/講者
With over 20 years of experience in the industry, Albert is regarded as one of the leading bankers in the region in the origination, structuring and syndication of commercial real estate debt. His experience spans across a breadth of asset classes and instruments including asset backed securities, syndicated loans, acquisition bridges, subordinated debt and private credit transactions.
Albert started his professional career as a finance lawyer at Clifford Chance, with a focus on securitisation and structured finance.
From 1994 to 2017 Sam was based in Shanghai and advised on multiple city economic development and real estate projects across mainland China, many of these projects included sustainable elements.
He is a Chartered Surveyor and has a master’s degree in Corporate Environmental Governance from The University of Hong Kong and a bachelor’s degree in Chinese with Geography from The University of Leeds. Sam previously served as Chairman of the British Chamber of Commerce, Shanghai.