BE SMART. BE ALTERNATIVE
BE SMART. BE ALTERNATIVE
A Security Trustee is normally appointed by a Loan Note issuer for the benefit of Loan Note holders to safeguard the interests of Loan Note holders. A Security Trustee is independent of the issuer and normally has the ability, if required, to take control of the issuer’s underlying assets on behalf of the Loan Note holders, if the issuer was to be in default on payments due and payable under the Loan Note Instrument. This structure avoids granting security separately to all creditors which would be costly and impractical.
A Security Trustee is not a guarantor of the obligations of the issuer under the Loan Note Instrument.
A Security Trustee is reliant on the issuer to provide it with the relevant information or on Loan Noteholders to notify it of default. If a Security Trustee is not aware of a default event, then they will not be in a position to enforce the provisions in a Security Trustee Agreement. If a Security Trustee is required to exercise its powers under a debenture or a charge, it will appoint a receiver who will then liquidate issuer’s underlying assets to repay creditors. Fees are likely to be applied if this course of action is taken. Loan Note holders are classed as secured creditors, but certain creditors may take priority over secured creditors e.g. HMRC, Security Trustee, Receiver Fees or VAT liabilities.
Please, note that an existence of a Security Trustee does not guarantee the success of the issuer, getting your interest paid or recovering the initial amount invested. A Security Trustee merely holds charge over the issuer’s assets in trust for Loan Note holders, and can appoint a Receiver, Administrator or Liquidator in the event of default, to recover part of all the monies invested.
(0207) 117 2913
or click here to e-mail us(0207) 117 2913
or click here to e-mail usYou could lose all of your money invested in this product. This is a high-risk investment and is much riskier than a savings account.
Property Bonds and Loan Notes are unregulated, non-readily realisable, non-transferable securities. Investors should be aware that past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance or returns and you may not get back all your original investment. Prospective Investors are strongly advised to seek independent financial advice from an authorised person who specialises in advising on non-readily realisable securities. Tax treatment is dependent on Investor circumstances and these are subject to change. Investors are advised to seek appropriate tax advice to clarify their position.
COMMISSION & CHARGES: Investor funds are not subject to fees or charges. Funds are fully invested with the Property Bond Issuer. Hunter Jones are paid a commission by the Issuer. Details of this commission is available on request. Hunter Jones do not receive Investor funds into any of their bank accounts. Funds for investment are paid directly from the Investor to the Property Bond / Loan Note Issuer’s bank account.
COMPENSATION: Non-readily realisable investments are unregulated securities, not authorised under the Financial Services & Markets Act 2000 (“FSMA”). Such securities may not be subject to the rules and regulations made under FSMA for the protection of Investors. Compensation may not be available under the UK Financial Services Compensation Scheme in the event of a default in respect of your investment.
Osborne Baldwin Limited, trading as Hunter Jones, is an Appointed Representative (FRN: 808287) of Equity For Growth (Securities) Limited (FRN: 475953) which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
Osborne Baldwin Limited registered in England and Wales under company number 08744562. Registered address is One Oaks Court, Warwick Road, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire WD6 1GS. The business and correspondence address: 30th Floor, 40 Bank Street, London E14 5NR.
The investments referred to in this website are not suitable for all investors and are intended for certain categories of investor only. Osborne Baldwin Limited t/a Hunter Jones does not give financial advice to investors about the suitability of the investments. Investors should seek advice from a person who specialises in advising on speculative, illiquid securities.
Unregulated investment opportunities in complex instruments are considered high risk. Therefore, we can only deal with investors who are sufficiently knowledgeable and experienced in dealing with these types of investments and are classified as Sophisticated Investors.
Investors who are not ordinarily resident in the United Kingdom should ensure that they comply with the laws of their local jurisdiction before investing.
If you do not meet these criteria, you must NOT take any further action and leave this site immediately.