IPE Real Assets Special Reports – Page 6
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Special ReportsMacquarie: Growing up fast in agriculture
Macquarie has been expanding fast in Australia’s agriculture sector. Florence Chong speaks to Colin Rigg
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Special ReportsBCI: A global partnership approach in renewable resources
In 20 years, BCI has built up a sizeable direct natural capital portfolio with strategic partners, Owen Martin tells Christopher Walker
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Special ReportsThe birth of a biodiversity credits market?
Florence Chong explores the early progress being made to amid urgent need for ‘nature repair’
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Special ReportsExperienced Danes branch out in natural capital
Danish pension funds like Sampension have been some of the earliest adopters and today they embrace a broadening asset class. Pirkko Juntunen reports
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Special ReportsCampbell Global: Headed for the trees
CEO John Gilleland tells Christopher Walker why institutional investors will continue to take cover in timberland
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Special ReportsHolistic natural capital strategies take shape in investors’ minds
Asset class, built on a bedrock of sustainable forestry and agriculture, begins to emerge
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Special ReportsStafford Capital: Taking the (carbon) credit
Secondaries specialist Stafford Capital has expanded into the carbon credits market through new afforestation strategies. Florence Chong speaks to CEO Angus Whiteley
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Special ReportsPSP Investments: Natural capital perfect match for pension funds
Marc Drouin explains to Christopher Walker why PSP Investments has allocated so much capital to agriculture and timber
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Special ReportsCarbon credits: Forestry fund managers juggle corporate and investor objectives
Tech giants add to growing demand for carbon offsets. Florence Chong reports
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Special ReportsWarakirri: Grow by name, grow by nature
Warakirri began investing on behalf of Rest superannuation fund in the 1990s. Now its capabilities are in great demand, Adrian Goonan tells Florence Chong
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Special ReportsTop 150 RE managers 2024: Top 10 breakdowns by geography, sector, strategy and more
Top 10 by geography and sector Real estate AUM – Global Company €m 1 Blackstone 313,681 2 Brookfield Asset Management 253,899 3 MetLife Investment Management 178,348 4 PGIM Real Estate 148,283 ...
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Special ReportsTop 150 Real Estate Investment Managers 2024: Turning a new page
Managers are positioning themselves for a recovery, but the next story of growth will be very different to the past. Richard Lowe reports
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Special ReportsBlackstone: The challenge of staying ahead of the market
James Seppala tells Richard Lowe that today’s market environment calls for conviction, scale, data and an understanding that cost of capital has changed
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Special ReportsSmall is beautiful: opportunities for new boutique managers in real estate
Are the raft of new boutique investment managers better placed to capitalise on major shifts taking place in real estate? Lauren Mills explores
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Special ReportsESR begins the next chapter
After years of M&A activity, the Asia-Pacific logistics specialist is preparing for its next period of growth under new owners
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Special ReportsCohen & Steers: REIT champion embraces private markets
Cohen & Steers is seeking to take the benefits of a dual private-listed approach to new and old investors. Christopher Walker speaks to new CEO Joe Harvey
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Special ReportsPGIM: From demographics to data
After calling the bottom of the market, PGIM is focusing on demographics, digitalisation, decarbonisation – and data. Richard Lowe speaks to co-CEO Cathy Marcus
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Special ReportsLogistics developer Panattoni moves into fund management
One of the largest logistics developers is moving into the lucrative investment management business. Christopher Walker speaks to new hire Nick Preston
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Special ReportsLGIM: Streamlined for growth
Legal & General merged its investment arms this year. Christopher Walker asked Bill Hughes what this means for the group’s real estate business
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Special ReportsParis: 10 years after the 15-minute city concept
It has been 10 years since the mayor of Paris undertook an urban transformation. Christopher Walker asks whether the experience can act as a blueprint for other cities
