All Asia-Pacific articles – Page 74
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Restoring faith in pensions: Show them, and they shall believe
Is infrastructure the best way to restore consumers’ faith in pensions?
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Seoul: Heart and Seoul of Asia
Investment activity has picked up markedly in recent months. Tsering Namgyal explores what is powering the South Korean capital
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TH Real Estate completes AUD$300m office tower deal
Sydney mixed-used asset latest deal in Australian push
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Maryland Retirement terminates LaSalle domestic REIT mandate
Portfolio to be managed by State Street Global Advisors
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New York Life back Garrabrant's emerging markets start-up
Insurer to be an anchor investor in debut fund of Jaguar Growth Partners
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Fort Worth Employees targets Asian real estate, US student housing
Retirement fund approves commitments to SC Capital fund and Campus-Clarion JV
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Pantheon among investors in AMP infrastructure fund
AMP converts open-ended SITE fund into closed-ended global vehicle
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NewsBlackstone raises $1.6bn for real estate
Private equity giant raises $12.3bn over last 12 months
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Pennsylvania Public School Employees adds $200m to real estate
Equal $100m commitments made to sector
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Indian REITs, InvITs must be more tax efficient – APREA
Association lauds new rules for avoiding traps seen in other regimes
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German investors look to US, Asia to boost property exposure
Universal-Investment survey finds increased interest in indirect fund solutions
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PREA conference: US investors turn to global markets
Speakers discuss core and value-added opportunities on both sides of the Atlantic
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NewsReal estate funds at record level of 'dry powder' – Preqin
Closed-ended funds have $220bn of uncalled capital, up from $186bn last year
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Rush may be over as global investor 'convictions' decline – study
Case for real estate less compelling for institutions, according to Hodes Weill and Cornell Uni
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MagazineSydney: Bridging capital
The relatively high yields of Australia’s most populous city is attracting global capital, not least from China. Christopher O’Dea reports
