As agribusiness lending continues to grow, so does the need for more specialized insight. Agricultural collateral carries a level of complexity that isn’t always visible through a standard field exam. From biological variability and seasonal production cycles to grading, spoilage, and yield loss, these factors can materially impact collateral performance and borrowing base reliability. LCG has expanded its agricultural field exam and due diligence capabilities with additional specialized expertise, led by Richard Emmett. Our Commercial ABL team is equipped to help lenders identify structural risks and maintain confidence in the collateral base through deeper analysis of inventory, operations, and market-driven factors.
Agricultural Lending Expertise for Complex Collateral Analysis
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