All articles by Andrea Carpenter
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The benefit of experience
ANREV membership has doubled in a year and local commitment to its mission isimpressive. Local differences are among the challenges facing the organisation, writes Andrea Carpenter whose move to ANREV will help smooth the path towards greater transparency and best practice in Asia
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MagazineBreadth and depth
Changes in market conditions have resulted in a new emphasis on due diligence, as investors and fund managers rethink how to address areas such as debt, risk management and sustainability, as Andrea Carpenter reports
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MagazineFund managers up their game
With the market conditions still difficult, it is encouraging that the standard and consistency of reporting European non-listed property funds continues to improve, as Andrea Carpenter explains
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MagazineStyle and refinement
INREV has taken another major step towards the creation of a styles classification tool, as Andrea Carpenter reports
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MagazineNew reality, new priorities
The downturn has moved alignment of interests and the use of INREV Guidelines up the agenda while the appetite for higher-risk investments remains in spite of the increased volatility. Andrea Carpenter presents the findings of INREV’s 2009 Investment Intentions Survey
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MagazineBroadening remit
Fund of funds can play a vital role for investors keen to diversify in a crowded funds market. However, conflicts of interest and double fees remain a concern, as a recent INREV study shows.
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MagazineFlight to quality
INREV’s survey of investment intentions in association with IPE Real Estate identifies the increasing importance of corporate governance and quality management as tools to weather the current storm. Andrea Carpenter reports
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MagazinePerformance target
If INREV’s index is to be used to benchmark performance as intended, more managers need to contribute data, as Andrea Carpenter reports
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MagazineStyle counsel
Times have changed in real estate and INREV’s first style framework needs an overhaul. The association held a workshop to consult with its members, as Andrea Carpenter reports
