Asset and Leasing Manager |
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Reduce the Bank’s rental exposure where premises are vacated prior to the expiry date of the lease by negotiating sub-lease agreements or cancellation of existing lease agreements.
Protect the Bank’s interests by undertaking a due diligence on properties offered to lease.
Manage expiry dates pertaining to leased premises and ensure that lease agreements are renewed six months prior to the lease expiry date.
4.2 Purchase of property
Purchase suitable premises to meet the Bank’s network needs.
Arrange for a valuation assessment to be undertaken on the offered property.
Undertaking a due diligence on properties offered to the Bank for purchase.
4.3 Bank owned buildings
Retain existing third party tenants, if their business and tenure contributes to the Bank’s profits and the building’s needs.
Vacant premises will first be offered to the Bank and other Bank entities.
If the Bank does not require the premises, the premises will be offered to the public.
When leasing to a third party, the Bank’s exposure will be fully protected through effective documentation, due diligence on prospective tenant, financial control and records.
Ensure that the Bank’s property is well maintained.
NB: Where necessary and as applicable, the above points (4.1, 4.2 and 4.3) includes ATM sites, Branch premises, land, residential property, expatriate accommodation, warehouse property and Boarding Houses.
5. FUNCTIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES:
5.1 Acquire Leased premises for the Bank and Bank entities
Acquire suitable leased premises to meet the Bank’s network needs.
Arrange for a rental assessment to be undertaken on the offered property.
Protect the Bank’s interests by undertaking a due diligence on properties offered to lease.
Obtain property title documentation and arrange for Legal Department to undertake property ownership due diligence.
Undertake market rental surveys, and where necessary, appoint a property company to undertake a rental assessment if premises are not presently leased to the Bank.
Compile motivations for approval to renew a lease agreement or for a lease over a new property (if rental, period and due diligence is acceptable).
Once the lease is approved, arrange for Lessor and agent to be paid (plus all taxes).
Request Legal Department to draft the lease agreement.
Take vacant possession or the property. Collect keys and drawings of the property.
If necessary, place a security guard at the premises.
Arrange for Legal Department to draw up the lease. On receipt of a draft lease, check that the lease is correct in terms of Lessee and Lessor details, rental, the premises, period, etc.
Ensure that the Lease is signed by the Lessor and Lessee. Ensure that the original lease is filed in safe custody. A copy of the lease is to be filed for easy access within the office.
A second copy of the lease is to be sent to Stanbic Africa, 3rd floor, 5 Simmonds Street, Johannesburg, South Africa for capture on the Stanbic Africa Data Base.
Arrange payment of rental. Ensure that taxes are also paid.
Six months before an existing lease expires, send an offer to renew to the Landlord.
Maintain a reliable and up-to-date electronic lease renewal diary and ensure that details of lease agreements for all accommodation on the Stanbic Data Base are correct;
Negotiate lease renewals, closures, addition/reduction of area and relocations by identifying suitable premises according to needs and affordability in desirable areas.
In the case of sub-letting, the successful sub-tenant is to be evaluated in terms of normal credit rating criteria.
Prepare of detailed motivation to the Bank detailing terms and conditions of sub-letting or lease cancellation for approval to proceed.
5.2 Purchase property for the Bank’s own use
Purchase suitable premises to meet the Bank’s network needs.
Arrange for a property assessment to be undertaken on the offered property.
Protect the Bank’s interests by undertaking a due diligence on properties offered to purchase.
Obtain property title documentation and arrange for Legal Department to undertake property ownership due diligence. At the time of requesting a due diligence over the property, simultaneously ensure that approval of the purchase is sought from the Central Bank of Nigeria.
Should the purchase price and due diligence report be acceptable, compile a motivation for authority to purchase. Once purchase is approved, arrange for seller and agent to be paid (plus all taxes).
Request Legal Department to draft purchase documentation.
Take vacant possession or the property. Collect keys and drawings of the property.
If necessary, place a security guard at the premises.
5.3 Bank owned buildings
Ensure that “To Let” signs on vacant premises.
Offer vacant premises to existing Bank tenants. If not required by the Bank, offer the vacant premises to other tenants within the building.
Create a “vacant premises” file for all Bank owned buildings (also place on data base).
Network with reputable Property Brokers/Agents to lease vacant premises.
Undertake a market rental survey to establish market rental for vacant premises.
Retain existing tenants by being proactive towards their needs.
Professionally deal with problems to ensure long term relationships.
Renew lease agreements at market rentals and ensure that rental is collected in advance.
Ensure that executed lease documents are placed in Safe Custody. Place a copy on file and submit a copy to Stanbic Africa in Johannesburg for capture on the data base.
Continually update Johannesburg Data Base and ensure that all records are up to date and correct at all times.
Ensure that Bank owned buildings are well maintained and that external cyclical maintenance programs are in place.
Ensure that rental and operating costs are collected from Tenants.
5.4 Reports and meetings
Maintain an efficient and accurate management reporting system on the Department’s activities.
Attend meetings and be well prepared for every meeting.
Assist with the implementation of all approved plans and ensure that time frames are met.
5.5 Service delivery
Relationship building with internal and external customers, property brokers, landlords and colleagues.
5.6 Subordinates
There are two subordinates: Property Administrator and Leasing Administrator
Arrange ongoing training, motivation, team work and development of staff.
Perform interim and annual appraisals, address shortcomings and training/upskilling as and when required.
Implement counsel and performance meetings to address and solve problems and carry out proper line management human resource practices in terms of training and job descriptions.
5.7 General
Have a sound knowledge of the property market and market rentals in particular, through regular liaison with Landlords, Property Developers and Brokers.
Ensure that an aggressive leasing profile is maintained in the property market by negotiating the best possible lease terms and conditions with Property Agents, Property Developers and Property Owners utilising knowledge of letting market conditions and rentals.
Maintain close contact and liaison with the Bank regarding the co-ordination and establishment of the Bank into new premises.
Exercise problem solving skills to effectively solve leasing and purchase related problems experienced by the Bank.
Ensure that executed lease documents are placed in Safe Custody. Place a copy on file and submit a copy to Stanbic Africa in Johannesburg for capture on the data base.
Once the purchase of a property is concluded and registered, ensure that a copy of the Occupancy Agreement/Title Deed is placed on file and the original is placed in safe keeping with Legal Department.
Continually update the Johannesburg Data Base and ensure that all records are up to date and correct at all times.
Compile and monitor budgets.
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