A Lombard loan uses investment portfolios of stocks, bonds, or funds as collateral for property financing, offering higher LTV ratios on liquid assets and preserving investment positions while accessing capital.
| Collateral Structure | Details |
| Eligible assets | Publicly traded stocks, bonds, funds |
| LTV on securities | 50-70% depending on asset class |
| Portfolio value requirement | Typically 150-200% of loan amount |
| Margin calls | Possible if portfolio value drops |
| Comparison to Traditional | Advantage |
| Property LTV | 65-75% traditional |
| Combined LTV | Up to 90% with Lombard structure |
| Down payment | Minimal cash required |
| Investment preservation | Portfolio remains intact and growing |
| Cost and Risk Analysis | Consideration |
| Interest rate | 1-2% above standard mortgages |
| Portfolio performance | Market volatility risk |
| Forced liquidation | Margin call scenarios |
| Total leverage | Higher overall debt exposure |
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