23 Jul Observations of an Agribusiness Debt Advisor
By Ian Robinson Thanks to quantitative easing measures, borrowing rates out to 3 years has dropped dramatically. Both in terms of cost of funds for...
By Ian Robinson Thanks to quantitative easing measures, borrowing rates out to 3 years has dropped dramatically. Both in terms of cost of funds for...
CLIENT POSITION 1 Amount: $1,500,000 LVR: 70% An RSP client are vignerons based in McLaren Vale who were looking to purchase a property to expand their winery. They...
CASE STUDY Client Position A successful mixed farming family located in the Riverina sought to expand their existing rural holdings to support the professional succession of their...
Client Position A South Australian client wished to purchase country in Central Queensland. The property of interest had an abundance of dry feed and provided a...
By Ian Robinson By all accounts 2019 was an incredulous year. Inverted yield curves and negative interest rates, nationalisation of tariffs, royal commissions, legislative interventions and...
(Shock and Awe: Forster - mid north coast November 2019) As we kick off 2020 in such challenging times, it’s hard to imagine the anticipation and...
By John Waterman Most of us in business think of risk as a threat - something needed to be removed or minimised. If the cost of...
By Ian Robinson By popular opinion we will outline three key scenarios about when you should consider negotiating, when you should hold your position and when...
By Brad Sewell It goes without saying that NSW is in the grip of a drought. The new Banking Order around lending The normal rules of banking and...
Client Position The customer is a partner in a successful professional firm in Sydney. The family’s material investment into agriculture has been well supported by notable...