EPISODE 14: Property & Construction Risk Management: A Liquidator's Perspective

In this episode, Richard Temlett is joined by James Sekhas, a property and construction risk expert and Director at Newpoint Advisory. James shares his extensive experience in corporate insolvency and risk management, offering unique insights into Australia’s property and construction landscape. We discuss the importance of pre-lend and builder financial review reports, their role in mitigating risks, and how they assist stakeholders in making informed decisions.

James also provides a current market update, comparing conditions in Victoria and New South Wales, and dives into the growing issue of distressed development sites, offering practical insights into navigating challenges in the construction sector.

James has over a decade of experience in corporate insolvency and risk management. He has overseen more than $1.3 billion in distressed property assets across Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland in the last five years. A specialist in financial capacity assessments for builders and developers, James is helping mitigate risks and drive informed decision-making in property and construction.

Whether you’re a developer, lender or stakeholder in the property space, this episode is packed with valuable takeaways to help you understand and manage risk in today’s volatile market.

EPISODE LINKS
James Sekhas LinkedIn 
Newpoint Advisory 

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