All Real Assets articles in December 2009 (Magazine) – Page 2
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Rise to the challenge
Determining the hurdle rate is more than just a box-ticking exercise. Be sure to combine the knowledge of acquisitions experts with the skills of risk analysts. Rob Martin and Richard Barkham report
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MagazineA matter of time
Property derivatives can be a valuable alternative to direct investment in real estate, but there are timing issues that investors must be aware of when calculating performance. Nick Blakemore reports
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Consistency and comparability
One outcome of the crisis is that the industry is re-examining the relationship between fees and operating costs. Simon Mallinson reports
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MagazinePeeling away the layers
To evaluate fund managers, investors must appreciate how their per-formance is derived. Malcolm Hunt uses attribution analysis to explain
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MagazineComplex substance – handle with care
Treaty shoppers are encountering increasing counter-measures. Bart Kruijssen sets out the key issues to be aware of.
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Have your cake and eat it
You can hedge inflation without giving up so much of the excess return available on riskier assets. David Hunter and Alistair Calvert report
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MagazineSigns of life
Lending is returning and CMBS has awoken but for the short term equity rules, says Thierry Leleu
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MagazineThe right indirect road
Property debt funds offer useful indirect exposure to real estate. But investors must choose the fund type carefully to get the right mix of real estate and interest rate risk, says Rob Bingen
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Waiting to hit a low
For those waiting for a 1990s-style fire sale of distressed assets, do not hold your breath. This time things are different, says Lee Menifee
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Hold out for the upturn
A year ago the fear was that a glut of distressed sales would drive down prices. But now the opposite seems true as too much money goes after too few prime opportunities and banks hold on to their assets. Christine Senior reports
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MagazineYou were warned
There were clear signs of an approaching crash. Were they ignored and, if so, why? Andrew Baum reflects
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MagazineLeft out in the cold...?
Will private equity and opportunity funds be frozen out as the banks begin to unlock credit and become more choosy about who they chose to team up? Dean Hodcroft reports
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Supporting role
As debt gets harder to come by and managers face the prospect of refinancing their loans, a multitude of factors may come into play – not least the state of your current banking relationship. Christine Senior reports
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MagazinePremature optimism
At his first EXPO Real as CEO of AEW Europe, which he joined in March after 15 years with Axa REIM, Christian Delaire takes the upbeat sentiment with a pinch of salt, as he explains to Martin Hurst
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MagazineStreamline the process
Vendor surveys have the potential to benefit both sellers and buyers by smoothing and speeding up the property transaction process as well as avoiding sale collapses, says Paul Spaven
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MagazineBrightening outlook
The latest PRUPIM/PMI survey indicates that pensions funds are keeping faith with commercial real estate, while a back-to-basics approach will be used by those increasing their allocations over the next three years, says Paul McNamara
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Feeling better – slowly
Some Icelandic investors are looking to real estate to help them improve performance, but in the wake of the country’s financial collapse prospects are limited. Gail Moss reports
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MagazineNew interest
The rebound in equities means Danish investors are now underweight in real estate and looking to rebalance with new allocations. Gail Moss reports
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Safe as houses
Domestic real estate is still the safe option for Finnish investors. But they are beginning to look overseas for further core, growth and opportunistic investments, says Gail Moss
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MagazineFortress Norway
Although relatively resilient, Norway has been unable to avoid an overheating property market. And now the country’s biggest investor is about to test the water, as Gail Moss reports
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