Kroll appoints Annika Kisby as real estate advisory group managing director
Business advisory firm Kroll has appointed Annika Kisby as managing director in its real estate advisory group, based in London.
Kisby (pictured) joins the real estate advisory division within Kroll’s restructuring advisory practice, working with James Liddiment and Paul Greenhalgh, to support Kroll’s real estate offering to secured lenders of all asset classes nationwide.
Kisby has more than 18 years of experience, specialising in corporate recovery and receivership, and offers commercial advice and solutions to lenders by drawing on her knowledge and expertise in real estate.
She joins Kroll from property consultancy firm Allsop, where she advised UK financial institutions, as well as peer-to-peer lenders, private wealth banks and challenger banks.
Kisby is a chartered surveyor and a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS). She is also a fellow of Nara, the National Association for Property and Fixed Charge Receivers, a RICS registered receiver and a fixed charge receivership assessor for the RICS.
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“The UK real estate market is facing a range of unprecedented challenges and I look forward to working alongside James and Paul across Kroll’s offices in London, Manchester and Birmingham supporting our clients to navigate these market pressures”, Kisby said.
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“We’re seeing a marked increase in lenders requiring advice regarding their loan books and security due to continued uncertainty in real estate markets, predicated by inflationary pressures and cost of borrowing”, added James Liddiment, managing director and head of real estate restructuring in London.
“Annika’s addition to the team will be invaluable externally as well as within the real estate advisory group to ensure we continue to maximise value for our clients.”
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