Document background
A Deed of Trust Loan Agreement is commonly used when parties wish to combine lending arrangements with trust structures under English and Welsh law. This arrangement is particularly useful in situations requiring additional security or complex asset management structures. The document typically includes detailed provisions about loan terms, trust arrangements, security measures, and the powers and duties of trustees. It's especially relevant in private wealth management, family lending arrangements, and structured finance transactions where trust arrangements provide additional security or tax efficiency. The agreement must comply with both trust law principles and lending regulations in England and Wales.
