Nationwide Asset Management aligns the acquisition and disposal of assets with a strategic plan to ensure that our clients make intelligent decisions in this area of significant risks. We guide our clients in the application of the strategic plan to determine the most beneficial form of implementation in the acquisition and disposal of property, machinery and vehicles. Our robust system of asset management enables us to meet an organisation’s needs and get the optimum value for assets while curtailing costs. It is also essential to balance financial considerations with more extensive public benefits and company profile, such as disposing of assets to community bodies. Our broad experience in local and national markets and comprehensive plans ensure that we can offer practical guidance and support to negotiate this complex domain of acquisitions and disposals.

Acquisitions must be well-managed to avoid significant financial loss. Nationwide Asset Management has an expert team to conduct the appropriate accounting and reporting to make sure that all assets are properly recorded and managed. Sound financial administration includes a computerised register that charts the useful economic life of the asset. We endeavour to make sure that the integrity and accuracy of information on databases, registers and inventories protected and ready for inspection. Regular reviews guarantee that all information is up-to-date. Our high standards of propriety and transparency result in realistic valuations that enable our clients to obtain the best possible price for their assets.

We offer assistance with:

• Operational Assets
• Surplus Assets
• Transfers
• Conveyancing
• Valuation
• Public Auctions
• Tenders
• Public-Private Partnerships

We liaise with relevant highly qualified specialists to develop comprehensive options appraisals and proper budgetary provisions, including developing the economic and financial case for acquisitions and disposals. Our rigorous system of asset management ensures best practice, including that all legal and regulatory requirements are met.