Asian Investors in the magazine – Page 4
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Asia outperforms the rest
Office rents across the globe, led by Asia, rose during 2011. After such a positive year, where will the markets go in 2012? Barrie David reports
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Eyes wide open
Government reforms are beginning to reshape the country into a land of opportunity – for the careful investor. Chan Chee Kian reports
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Clean energy lights up Chinese opportunities
Institutions targeting China should look to benefit from the latest renewable energy innovations, say Peter Heber Percy and Brione Bruce
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Chasing the dragon
Now is the right time to invest in Chinese real estate via special situation strategy, says James Buckley
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Shining a light on Asian REITs
The latest APREA research aims to promote greater understanding of Asian REITs among Asian pension funds, Peter Mitchell explains
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Funds hit allocation crossroad
In the first of two landmark reports produced for APREA, Professor Graeme Newell has explored real estate allocation trends among Asian pension funds. Peter Mitchell examines the findings
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Indices boost
Japan is witnessing some important developments in the area of real estate indices. Jeff Wynkoop examines what this means for investors
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From macro to micro
Real estate markets in Asia Pacific are moved by global economic headwinds as well as local developments. Christine Senior reports
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Systemic risk endangers Asian tiger
Economist-gurus Nouriel Roubini and Gary Shilling, predictors of an eventual, property-induced hard landing for the Chinese economy, have been joined by ratings agency Fitch, which recently raised the possibility of systemic spread.
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Revealing the true cost
ANREV has produced its first ever study on fund management fees as it seeks to improve transparency in the region. Clara Lee reports
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Diversity in adversity
Following the withdrawal of Western capital from the region, the diverse markets of Asia have been buoyed by growing investment appetite from local institutional investors. But, as Gail Moss finds, opportunities and challenges remain in equal number
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Where there’s growth, there’s cash
Asia is still attracting property investors – but they are not necessarily European pension funds, as Shayla Walmsley reports
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The eclectic growth story
Asia Pacific markets have experienced impressive economic growth over the past few years and the region’s long-term prospects remain compelling. However, each market presents its own opportunities and challenges.
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A little less mystery
New research has delivered a step change in transparency in a region that has been crying out for it, as Kevin Swaddle reports
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Tightening the screw
Attempts have been made to cool the Chinese residential market, but have investment opportunities been damaged? James Buckley reports
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Running out of steam?
There is no shortage of liquidity in China but how sustainable is the recovery? Al Chalabi considers the issues
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Navigating instability
Supply-side risks and competition from local investors will be important considerations for investors into China and India where development is likely to remain the principal strategy as Milan Khatri and Glyn Nelson report
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Investor viewpoint: Timing is everything
The pension fund for doctors in the North Rhine-region (NAEV) has an alternative portfolio with a heavy bias to real estate diversified beyond Germany and Europe, including Asia.
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Manager viewpoint: Short-term risks persist
Despite heightened risk concerns from potential interest rate hikes in developed economies, credit rating downgrades in Greece and other euro-zone countries, conflicts in the Middle East and Africa, and the economic impacts of natural disasters in the Pacific, we remain confident of the economic outlook in the Asia-Pacific markets, which ...
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Horizons broadening
As China and India continue to power ahead, introducing the REIT framework will help boost transparency and liquidity. Pirkko Juntunen reports
