Robin Marriott
How should the Nordics be characterised by international investors? According to those operating on the ground, the answer is as one bloc, but with key differences. PERE Magazine, July/August 2012 issue.
How should the Nordics be characterised by international investors? According to those operating on the ground, the answer is as one bloc, but with key differences. PERE Magazine, July/August 2012 issue.
How should the Nordics be characterised by international investors? According to those operating on the ground, the answer is as one bloc, but with key differences. PERE Magazine, July/August 2012 issue.
Eurohypo, a notable lender to private equity real estate firms in Europe, is pulling out of real estate lending, its parent company Commerzbank has said. The decision is a blow to borrowers, but at the same time underlined the void in real estate finance which private equity platforms plan to fill.
US advisory firm says foreign buyers of distressed loans will eventually enter Spain, but they will continue to wait on the sidelines until evidence that banks and Spanish regulators are willing to accept ‘market realities’.
In a commentary today on the defensive value of real estate, CBRE’s chief EMEA economist, Peter Damesik, argues that even in the most extreme circumstances, it is unlikely investors would experience a total loss if they buy an office occupied by a bank, making it better than owning shares in the banks themselves.
Joe Azelby, a one-time professional American football player, has built JPMorgan’s core US real estate platform into a global real assets business with $60 billion under management. In an interview with PERE, he explains why he is a fan of diversity, why investors need to change their attitude towards allocation and why he ultimately is glad that his football career was short. By Robin Marriott. PERE Magazine June 2012 issue.
The bank has bought a $100 million portfolio of assets in Paris despite a general approach of ‘caution’ towards Europe.
Joe Azelby, a one-time professional American football player, has built JPMorgan’s core US real estate platform into a global real assets business with $60 billion under management. In an interview with PERE, he explains why he is a fan of diversity, why investors need to change their attitude towards allocation and why he ultimately is glad that his football career was short. By Robin Marriott. PERE Magazine June 2012 issue.
The global investment management firm said it was ‘engaging with investors’ on the launch of the Henderson High Income Real Estate Debt Fund and Senior Secured Real Estate Debt Fund.