Â鶹ӳ» Analysis – Page 25
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AnalysisAnalysis: Could the Trump effect boost US property?
Mexican-border property could be the first big test
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A sudden divide
When Â鶹ӳ» Real Estate held its annual conference in Amsterdam in May, there were a number of discussions about the disruptive forces at play in the real estate sector. The possibility of a UK departure from the European Union was one of them, but there was an air of assumption that a vote to remain would prevail.
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AIFMD: The passport queue lengthens
Regulators are getting closer to extending passporting rights to non-EU countries. But a number of issues could slow the process, writes Glynn Barwick
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Brexit: Back to the drawing board
Investors had to tear up their forecasts following the UK referendum. Richard Lowe explores the attempts to reach a post-Brexit consensus
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AnalysisBrexit analysis: Private debt to be standout winner
Private debt is set to benefit the most from structural changes accentuated by Brexit
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AnalysisAnalysis: Investors cool their interest in hot tech sector
Green Street Advisors sounds warning on Bay Area as venture capital slows
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AnalysisAnalysis: Opportunistic investors monitor UK market upheaval
Brexit fallout and property fund suspensions stir opportunity funds
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AnalysisAnalysis: What the property fund freezes mean for institutional investors
Pension funds seek reassurance after three UK property funds suspend trading
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An unwieldy asset class
Infrastructure represents one of the biggest conundrums for institutional investors today. The asset class is at the centre of a well-documented rush to real assets by the world’s biggest funds.
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MagazineThe toll-road backlash
US toll roads are vulnerable to political interference. Other infrastructure projects could be affected, too. Christopher O’Dea reports
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Top 100 global infrastructure investors
The top 100 global investors are ranked by size of infrastructure assets under management. Figures are calculated by S&P Global’s MMD
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AnalysisAnalysis: The risk of 'contagion' for Eurosceptic markets
EU is more likely to suffer investor vengeance after UK’s vote to leave
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AnalysisUncertainty peaks as real estate sector awaits Brexit vote outcome
UK voters head to polls for referendum on European Union membership
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AnalysisAnalysis: Vote to cancel US toll-road highlights infrastructure risk
Cintra’s project to develop toll-lanes in North Carolina under threat after
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AnalysisKarsten Kallevig: Norges Bank committed to real estate despite pricing
Real estate chief at Norwegian SWF explains lack of property transactions in Q1
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Market revision
Within the past 12 months, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board has invested more than €2.4bn in student housing on both sides of the Atlantic. The €226bn pension fund has moved heavily into what was once considered a niche market
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MagazineRegulation: More power to limited partnerships
Investors should be aware of planned reforms to UK limited partnerships, which could be to their advantage. Melville Rodrigues explains
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AnalysisBrexit uncertainty hits UK markets
BREXIT Uncertainty and paralysis have hit the UK property markets in the lead up to the referendum on Britain’s place in Europe
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AnalysisAnalysis: UK property faces 'dead quarter' ahead of Brexit vote
Reluctance to commit to UK real estate deals until outcome of referendum
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AnalysisAll change
This edition of Â鶹ӳ» Real Estate highlights three investor groups grappling with change. Two of them are effectively having it imposed on them.
