Jonathan Brasse
Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing continues its investment spree with the acquisition of the struggling fund management business of Orchard Capital Investments via various cash injections, loans, underwritings and rights issues totalling about A$200 million.
Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing continues its investment spree with the acquisition of the struggling fund management business of Orchard Capital Investments via various cash injections, loans, underwritings and rights issues totalling about A$200 million.
Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing continues its investment spree with the acquisition of the struggling fund management business of Orchard Capital Investments via various cash injections, loans, underwritings and rights issues totalling about A$200 million.
Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing continues its investment spree with the acquisition of the struggling fund management business of Orchard Capital Investments via various cash injections, loans, underwritings and rights issues totalling about A$200 million.
Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing continues its investment spree with the acquisition of the struggling fund management business of Orchard Capital Investments via various cash injections, loans, underwritings and rights issues totalling about A$200 million.
The fate of Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing’s seventh global opportunity fund lies in a vote by investors scheduled for this month. PERE Magazine December/January 2011/2012 issue.
The ¥100bn Fortress Japan Opportunity Domestic Fund II is expected to be used predominantly for investments in the country’s debt space with a view to taking controlling positions.
The real estate division of UBS Global Asset Management won a tender for a multi-manager mandate from Germany’s Bayerische Versorgungskammer that has a wide range of investment possibilities.
The New York-based firm has made early headway in its capital raising efforts for its second Japan-focused opportunity fund. The ¥100bn Fortress Japan Opportunity Domestic Fund II is expected to be used predominantly for investments in the country’s debt space with a view to taking controlling positions.
A preference in Asia for domestic talent over expatriates is one of several key takeaways from PERE’s examination of recruitment and compensation in the private equity real estate sector. PERE Magazine November 2011 issue.