All Real Assets articles in November 2013 (Magazine)
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Safe haven or dangerous bubble?
Much has been written about the mood at this year’s Expo Real in Munich, which was palpably positive. But, more importantly, the annual property convention highlighted some of the contradictions surrounding the real estate market in Germany (and in other countries) today.
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Buying wholesale in Europe
Mergers and acquisitions have been slow but steady, most recently with US managers making deals in Europe, writes Maha Khan Phillips
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Domestic managers make inroads in China
International managers used to dominate the Chinese real estate market. But most of the successful fundraising initiatives in 2013 have been led by domestic specialists, writes Maha Khan Phillips
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MagazineHurry while stocks last
Investors are returning to Spanish and Italian shopping centres. Andy Schofield and Stefan Wundrak reveal there is a six-month window
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EIRES shows caution among European investors
The first European Institutional Real Estate Survey (EIRES) has been conducted by IPE with support from Invesco Real Estate
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AP4 backs the individual
AP4 puts the emphasis on finding the right people for its property investments. Mats Andersson speaks to Rachel Fixsen
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US adjusts to new debt market
Real estate debt strategies in the US have been established for several years. But the market is becoming more competitive, writes Stephanie Schwartz-Driver
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KLP aims at moving target
With its fund growing, KLP has its work cut out to reach its allocation target. Gunnar Gjørtz speaks to Rachel Fixsen
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ATP’s all equity approach
Michael Nielsen tells Rachel Fixsen how tightening credit conditions could work to ATP’s advantage
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A resurgence for Asian property funds?
The greatest improvements in fundraising have been confined to North American strategies. But Asia could be next in line, writes Andrew Moylan
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Snapshot of emerging asset class
A survey by IPE and Stirling Capital Partners shows strong appetite for infrastructure investments among institutions
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MagazineAsset class faces ‘broad brush’
In its current state, Solvency II presents a barrier to investments in ‘core’ infrastructure by European insurers, write William Coatesworth, Serkan Bahceci and Edward Collinge
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Ilmarinen to boost real assets
Esko Torsti tells Rachel Fixsen how Ilmarinen is intending to increase its property and infrastructure exposure
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Ilmarinen to boost real assets
Esko Torsti tells Rachel Fixsen how Ilmarinen is intending to increase its property and infrastructure exposure
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London Pension Funds Authority
The London Pension Funds Authority (LPFA) has been undergoing a review of its investment strategy since late-2012, which should lead to an increase of its weighting towards illiquid assets (to 40-50% of its total assets). This grouping of asset classes includes real estate and private equity, but infrastructure looks more ...
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Brazil home to international competition
As domestic property investment managers raise their game, Stephanie Schwartz-Driver asks if there is room for international players
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Poland and Russia draw in the capital
CEE Central & Eastern Europe and Russia offer a variety of risks and opportunities for real estate investors. Lynn Strongin Dodds reports
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What causes commercial properties to depreciate?
IPF-sponsored research by Neil Crosby, Steven Devaney and Anupam Nanda examines the drivers of depreciation for office and industrial buildings
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Will Italians rise to the challenge?
Regulations have made participation in real estate markets difficult for Italian pension funds. Carlo Svaluto Moreolo investigates
