About
Sarah Smith serves as Head of Portfolio Monitoring at ASK Partners. With over 30 years of commercial real estate lending experience across multiple property cycles, she has worked in the commercial real estate divisions of three companies and maintains expertise in credit underwriting, facility documentation, loan execution, relationship management, credit stewardship, debt restructuring, and loan workouts.
Experience
- ASK PartnersHead of Portfolio Monitoringcurrent2025 β presentLondon Area, United Kingdom
- OakNorth BankDirector, Portfolio Monitoring CRE2023 β 2025London, England, United Kingdom
- Arbuthnot Latham & Co., LtdSenior Commercial Banker2021 β 2023London, England, United Kingdom
- Victoria Asset ManagementSenior Vice President2017 β 2021London, England, United Kingdom
- Victoria Asset ManagementVice President2014 β 2017London, England, United Kingdom
- Nationwide Building SocietySenior Lending Manager1988 β 2014Northampton, England, United Kingdom
Education
- Booth Lane CollegeInstitute of Legal Executives (ILEX), Law1990 β 1992
- Booth Lane CollegeA-Level Law / A-Level Business Studies1988 β 1990
- Kingsthorpe Upper School13 x GCSE's, Various1985 β 1988
Skills & more
Portfolio ManagementNPLAnalytical SkillsOriginationsLendingAttention to DetailReal Estate Transactions1Real Estate Financing1Syndications1Commercial Mortgages1Real Estate Owned (REO)1Real Estate Lending1
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Loan ModificationsCash FlowCredit MonitoringTeam LeadershipStrategic PlanningLoan ServicingLoan WorkoutsReport WritingFinancial ModelingStructured FinanceCredit AnalysisCreditLanguages French
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Shared employers
Also worked at OakNorth Bank19
Marco CerroneInvestment Manager at The FSE GroupBen BarbanelChief Lending Officer / Head of Debt Finance at OakNorthMax SaidmanManaging Director, Debt Finance (CRE) at OakNorthMohith SondhiManaging Director, Debt Finance at OakNorthDylan JagjivanDirector, Debt Finance (CRE) at OakNorthConnor BielingDirector, Debt Finance (C&I) at OakNorth
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