Guarding the Leader's Interest

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Risk managers, insurance purchasers, and commercial lending personnel should have substantial co-ordination and communication to be properly protected in lending. Frequently co-ordination is lacking within an institution, and there is omnipresent changing of forms employed by insurance carriers, as well as a lot of changes in pricing forms and personnel. Mortgage's clauses are not standardized by states or carriers, but they should all have the lender of the mortgage, a very specific address for the lender, specified lender protection in the event of cancellation for non-payment, extended notice of cancellation for high risk clients, risk limitation for the lender as to the events of a negligent mortgage and stipulations as to premium payment. Loss payable clauses should contain the lender's interest as to private property, and specific addresses. No statements should be included that limit coverage.

Analysis, Management, Risk (Economics), Credit

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Germany: Election Results Renew Interest in Development

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Germany has the most decentralized market in Europe. The capital, Bonn, is basically regarded as an administrative town, and not of any particular interest in real estate terms. Market interest centers around Frankfurt, Munich, Hamburg, and Dusseldorf. The election of a right wing government recently was regarded as positive for the real estate business. Dusseldorf, Munich, and Stuttgart offer well-balanced office markets, while Hamburg and Frankfurt may lack space. High technology industries are prime renters at present. The strongest market is along the Rhine-Main and surrounds of Hamburg and Dusseldorf. The market is primarily aimed at smaller units with high office occupancy. Investment yields in Germany are a bit low compared to other nearby nations, particularly the Netherlands.

Economic aspects, Germany, Real estate, Politics, Real property, Property

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Interest capitalization for book and tax: a comparison

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Capitalization of interest expense related to real estate construction is required by both tax regulations and financial accounting standards. The differences between book value and tax accounting of capitalized interests are illustrated by applying both approaches to the same prroject. These subtle differences when either book value or tax accounting is used can cause significant variations in the amount which must be capitalized. Tax professionals and financial accountants should be aware about these different approaches.

Evaluation, Tax accounting, Accounting and auditing, Interest, Interest (Finance), Book value (Accounting)

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