Residual value insurance - Revision history

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	A residual value insurance policy is designed to underwrite valuations of assets at the date of termination of a lease or other type of financing arrangement. Potential beneficiaries of such policies are predominantly providers of asset finance or manufacturers. However business owners and shareholders can also be seen to be potential beneficiaries as shareholder value can be protected or enhanced if balance sheet asset values are protected in this way.		A residual value insurance policy is designed to underwrite valuations of assets at the date of termination of a lease or other type of financing arrangement. Potential beneficiaries of such policies are predominantly providers of asset finance or manufacturers. However business owners and shareholders can also be seen to be potential beneficiaries as shareholder value can be protected or enhanced if balance sheet asset values are protected in this way.

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	A variety of assets can be insured in this manner including commercial property. Because the existence of such a policy means that lending risk is reduced it may assist in obtaining improved credit terms as well as offering a degree of protection for any lease balloon payments which may be included as part of the overall finance transaction.		A variety of assets can be insured in this manner including commercial property. Because the existence of such a policy means that lending risk is reduced it may assist in obtaining improved credit terms as well as offering a degree of protection for any lease balloon payments which may be included as part of the overall finance transaction.

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	* 3D animation for insurance risk analysis.		* 3D animation for insurance risk analysis.
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	* Environmental Impairment Liability (EIL).		* Environmental Impairment Liability (EIL).
	* Flood insurance.		* Flood insurance.
		+	* Gross development value.
	* Insurance.		* Insurance.
	* Latent defects insurance.		* Latent defects insurance.

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	A residual value insurance policy is designed to underwrite valuations of assets at the date of termination of a lease or other type of financing arrangement. Potential beneficiaries of such policies are predominantly providers of asset finance or manufacturers. However business owners and shareholders can also be seen to be potential beneficiaries as shareholder value can be protected or enhanced if balance sheet asset values are protected in this way.		A residual value insurance policy is designed to underwrite valuations of assets at the date of termination of a lease or other type of financing arrangement. Potential beneficiaries of such policies are predominantly providers of asset finance or manufacturers. However business owners and shareholders can also be seen to be potential beneficiaries as shareholder value can be protected or enhanced if balance sheet asset values are protected in this way.

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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*3D animation for insurance risk analysis.	+
−	*Collateral warranties.	+	* 3D animation for insurance risk analysis.
−	*Contractors' all-risk insurance.	+	* Collateral warranties.
−	*Contract works insurance.	+	* Contractors' all-risk insurance.
−	*Directors and officers insurance.	+	* Contract works insurance.
−	*Flood insurance.	+	* Directors and officers insurance.
−	*Insurance.	+	* Environmental Impairment Liability (EIL).
−	*Latent defects insurance.	+	* Flood insurance.
−	*Professional indemnity insurance.	+	* Insurance.
−	*Professional Indemnity Insurance clause in conditions of engagement.	+	* Latent defects insurance.
−	*Residual valuation.	+	* Professional indemnity insurance.
		+	* Professional Indemnity Insurance clause in conditions of engagement.
		+	* Residual valuation.

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Designing Buildings at 07:19, 18 May 2014

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−	A ~~Residual Value Insurance~~ policy is designed to underwrite valuations of assets at the date of termination of a lease or other type of financing arrangement. Potential beneficiaries of such policies are predominantly providers of asset finance or manufacturers. However business owners and shareholders can also be seen to be potential beneficiaries as shareholder value can be protected or enhanced if balance sheet asset values are protected in this way.	+	To help develop this article, click 'Edit this article'.
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		+	A residual value insurance policy is designed to underwrite valuations of assets at the date of termination of a lease or other type of financing arrangement. Potential beneficiaries of such policies are predominantly providers of asset finance or manufacturers. However business owners and shareholders can also be seen to be potential beneficiaries as shareholder value can be protected or enhanced if balance sheet asset values are protected in this way.

	The policy itself could perhaps be better described as a financial hedging instrument rather than a typical insurance policy and its primary purpose is to support asset financing transactions.		The policy itself could perhaps be better described as a financial hedging instrument rather than a typical insurance policy and its primary purpose is to support asset financing transactions.

−	It only exists to guarantee the difference between an ~~'''~~anticipated~~'''~~ residual value and an ~~'''~~actual~~'''~~ residual value and thus removes asset risk from the equation as far as funding institutions are concerned.	+	It only exists to guarantee the difference between an anticipated residual value and an actual residual value and thus removes asset risk from the equation as far as funding institutions are concerned.

	A variety of assets can be insured in this manner including commercial property. Because the existence of such a policy means that lending risk is reduced it may assist in obtaining improved credit terms as well as offering a degree of protection for any lease balloon payments which may be included as part of the overall finance transaction.		A variety of assets can be insured in this manner including commercial property. Because the existence of such a policy means that lending risk is reduced it may assist in obtaining improved credit terms as well as offering a degree of protection for any lease balloon payments which may be included as part of the overall finance transaction.
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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*3D animation for insurance risk analysis.	+	*3D animation for insurance risk analysis.
−	*Contractors' all-risk insurance.	+	*Collateral warranties.
		+	*Contractors' all-risk insurance.
		+	*Contract works insurance.
	*Directors and officers insurance.		*Directors and officers insurance.
−	*Professional indemnity insurance.	+	*Flood insurance.
−	*Professional Indemnity Insurance clause in conditions of engagement.	+	*Insurance.
		+	*Latent defects insurance.
		+	*Professional indemnity insurance.
		+	*Professional Indemnity Insurance clause in conditions of engagement.
	*Residual valuation.		*Residual valuation.

	[[Category:Cost_/_business_planning]]		[[Category:Cost_/_business_planning]]

Designing Buildings at 08:19, 29 December 2012

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	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

−	Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki	+	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*Residual valuation	+	*3D animation for insurance risk analysis.
		+	*Contractors' all-risk insurance.
		+	*Directors and officers insurance.
		+	*Professional indemnity insurance.
		+	*Professional Indemnity Insurance clause in conditions of engagement.
		+	*Residual valuation.

	[[Category:Cost_/_business_planning]]		[[Category:Cost_/_business_planning]]

2.25.39.4 at 16:03, 30 November 2012

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	A Residual Value Insurance policy is designed to underwrite valuations of assets at the date of termination of a lease or other type of financing arrangement. Potential beneficiaries of such policies are predominantly providers of asset finance or manufacturers. However business owners and shareholders can also be seen to be potential beneficiaries as shareholder value can be protected or enhanced if balance sheet asset values are protected in this way.		A Residual Value Insurance policy is designed to underwrite valuations of assets at the date of termination of a lease or other type of financing arrangement. Potential beneficiaries of such policies are predominantly providers of asset finance or manufacturers. However business owners and shareholders can also be seen to be potential beneficiaries as shareholder value can be protected or enhanced if balance sheet asset values are protected in this way.

−	The policy itself could perhaps be better described as a financial hedging instrument rather than a typical insurance policy and its primary purpose is to support asset financing transactions.	+	The policy itself could perhaps be better described as a financial hedging instrument rather than a typical insurance policy and its primary purpose is to support asset financing transactions.
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		+	It only exists to guarantee the difference between an '''anticipated''' residual value and an '''actual''' residual value and thus removes asset risk from the equation as far as funding institutions are concerned.
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		+	A variety of assets can be insured in this manner including commercial property. Because the existence of such a policy means that lending risk is reduced it may assist in obtaining improved credit terms as well as offering a degree of protection for any lease balloon payments which may be included as part of the overall finance transaction.

−	It only exists to guarantee the difference between an '''anticipated''' residual value and an '''actual''' residual value and thus removes asset risk from the equation as far as funding institutions are concerned.	+	= Find out more =

−	A variety of assets can be insured in this manner including commercial property. Because the existence of such a policy means that lending risk is reduced it may assist in in obtaining improved credit terms as well as offering a degree of protection for any lease balloon payments which may be included as part of the overall finance transaction.	+	Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki
		+	*Residual valuation

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A Residual Value Insurance policy is designed to underwrite valuations of assets at the date of termination of a lease or other type of financing arrangement. Potential beneficiaries of such policies are predominantly providers of asset finance or manufacturers. However business owners and shareholders can also be seen to be potential beneficiaries as shareholder value can be protected or enhanced if balance sheet asset values are protected in this way.

The policy itself could perhaps be better described as a financial hedging instrument rather than a typical insurance policy and its primary purpose is to support asset financing transactions.

It only exists to guarantee the difference between an '''anticipated''' residual value and an '''actual''' residual value and thus removes asset risk from the equation as far as funding institutions are concerned.

A variety of assets can be insured in this manner including commercial property. Because the existence of such a policy means that lending risk is reduced it may assist in in obtaining improved credit terms as well as offering a degree of protection for any lease balloon payments which may be included as part of the overall finance transaction.

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