Conflicts of interest between investors
Smaller pension schemes investing in property funds often feel disempowered compared with larger schemes. This is one of the findings of a PwC report commissioned by the Association of Real Estate Funds (AREF). It found an appetite among smaller institutions for independent investor representation and oversight of fund managers.
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Â鶹ӳ» covers a good variety of very current and relevant topics. It is good to read the high-level, independent and objective perspectives from pension funds in other European countries; many of them are dealing with the same issues as we are, so it is interesting to learn from their experiences, especially when they are ahead of where we are on the curve.
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