How banks can implement development projects using non-core assets - article by Dmitry Raev and Violetta Drondina for Pravo.ru
Pravo.ru has published an article by KKMP Senior Associate Dmitry Raev and Associate Violetta Drondina, How banks can implement development projects using non-core assets: instructions, in which the authors discuss legal issues related to the development of land plots in collaboration with third parties.

The authors highlight three optimal models for the realization of such projects: fee development, joint ventures and profit sharing, discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each, and give recommendations on how to select the appropriate option.

The article can be read here.

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