All Magazine articles – Page 54
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A smoother path
The imminent launch of IPD Segment Futures will enable fund managers to navigate short-term market peaks, says Charles Ostroumoff
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From market to market
Property valuers need to adapt to an increasingly global real estate market, writes Mark Creamer
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The impact of liquidity
Michael Stein analyses German open-ended fund performance using both NAV and secondary market data to discover how liquidity affects performance
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Consistency breeds success
Effective rental value New research by Reading University could help improve the transparency and accuracy of the major performance indicators within the UK market. Pam Craddock and Paul McNamara explain
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Global measurement tools
The rise of new global and market-specific indices will increase transparency for investors. But is there room for all of them? Christine Senior reports
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Investors waltz into Vienna
Vienna is once more attracting global interest, while domestic investors remain underweight property with a home bias. Barbara Ottawa reports
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Knowing when to get out
Denmark’s largest pension fund ATP wants to be in control of its real estate investments, especially when it comes to the exit, Michael Nielsen tells Richard Lowe
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It works for us
Most Swiss pension funds have a sizeable real estate exposure and continue to reap the benefits. But their small property market is like black box, finds Barbara Ottawa
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Keep it in the family
Family offices in Germany represent an interesting prospect given their open-mindedness to higher risk-return strategies, says Erik Marienfeldt
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Danger averted, for now
The threat to open-ended Spezialfonds has been removed, but institutions face an expensive domestic core market, says Barbara Ottawa
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A measure of the market
Performance measurement and benchmarking has always been a challenge for the property asset class. Rachel Fixsen talks to six investors and managers
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A soliloquy to the rule makers
Regulators need to put real estate centre stage when setting the rules for the broader financial industry, writes Peter Cosmetatos
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Move over, mezz
Have mezzanine strategies had their day? Should investors be looking to lower-risk and whole-loan strategies? Shayla Walmsley investigates
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Symptoms of withdrawal
Banks are withdrawing from European lending and only the core markets continue to attract interest from new and traditional players. Lynn Strongin Dodds reports
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Taking the public route
Faced with a dry bank-lending market, listed companies have taken to the bond markets to raise cash. Christine Senior reports
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Good theory, but in practice?
Will institutional investors embrace senior property debt as a viable alternative to fixed income? Shayla Walmsley reports
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Mind the refinancing gap
The pace at which banks have been deleveraging has been fast, but will it be maintained? Bart Gysens and Francesca Tondi explore the implications
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New game, old rules
The emergence of debt funds has raised questions about the fee structures and corporate governance provisions being used. Vitaliy Tonenchuk explains