All Magazine articles – Page 55
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Experience vs exuberance
As the popularity of debt funds in the US grows and new players enter the market, will experience trump enthusiasm? Stephanie Schwartz Driver finds out
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Engineered for success
There is great potential for the rise of debt funds, but creating the right structure is essential, write Carsten Loll, Frank Schwem and Jan Tibor Böttcher
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The law of unintended consequences
The property industry faces a confluence of regulatory changes, including Basel III, ‘slotting’ and shadow banking legislation. Lynn Strongin Dodds reports
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Coming to terms with debt
Real estate debt investing can be misunderstood and is at times obtuse. Richard Lowe outlines what the generalist investors should take on board
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Built to last
Lenders and investors are backing the future health of real estate finance, according to a new report, writes Claire Watson
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Bridging the price gap
A large-scale offloading of distressed assets can only take place once the price gap is bridged, writes Ari Danielsson
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The new breed
Insurance companies are beginning to increase their share of the senior lending market in Europe. Four active institutions outline their strategies
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Not a black and white issue
Leverage is neither ‘good’ nor ‘bad’ for investors, and should not be described in moral terms, writes Ben Habib
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Carpe Diem
Risk appetite will begin to normalise and 2013 will become known as the time the window on European opportunistic investments was flung wide open, says Joe Valente
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Follow the light
Despite all the gloom, there are some pockets of opportunity for European real estate developers seeking financing, writes Matthew Cutts
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Special measures
IPD launched a dedicated Spezialfonds index last year, offering greater transparency. Daniel Piazolo and Sebastian Gläsner explore the latest numbers
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Safety comes first
Despite some high-profile departures, Germany’s debt markets are relatively well served – but only in the core market, writes Jörg Schürmann
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A clean sheet
Neil Harris explains why INREV’s Standard Data Delivery Sheet should become the de-facto standard for European investors
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The rewards of preparation
Following the publication of the AIFMD remuneration guidelines, Melville Rodrigues considers the implications and suggests the next steps to be taken
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The time is now
With the release of level-two measures, fund managers can no longer maintain a wait-and-see approach to AIFMD. Michael Hornsby and Axelle Ferey explain
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The year of the vulture
Will 2013 prove a better year for distressed debt investors and are high double-digit returns a realistic prospect? Lynn Strongin Dodds explores
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Seoul trader
South Korea Korean investors like the security of London, reports Shayla Walmsley. But will pressure for returns push them to less mature markets?
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Spain’s real revival
Will the new ‘bad bank’ and a revamped REIT regime encourage investors back to the Spanish property market? Shayla Walmsley reports
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Meeting in the middle
In redefining themselves, many opportunity funds find themselves encroaching on the value-added space, writes Maha Khan Phillips