Dark portents: Is Brexit already influencing investor behaviour
Two months on, and the United Kingdom’s Brexit vote is both still a talking point and on the back burner. Brexit was never going to be a here-today, gone-tomorrow thing.
October 1, 2016: Vol. 10, Number 09
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Now what: What does Brexit mean for German institutional investors
Some of the largest institutional investors in Germany are insurance companies and pension funds.
Germany keeps the European deal wheels rolling
In a market slowdown, it always helps that some-one is working to keep the show on the road.
Fundraising momentum maintained through summer
Six funds launched in August.
Star power - big-name firms attract lots of attention
In today’s low-yield environment, real estate is in high demand, delivering steady income and solid returns, while attracting lots of capital to the asset class.
The great rift: Is Africa finally coming together for real estate investors
As home to some of the world’s fastest-growing city economies, Africa, with its rapid rates of urbanisation and burgeoning middle classes, is now firmly on the radar of an ever-growing list of multinational corporations, hotel operators and property investors.
Brace yourself: Defensive investing strategies for weathering a real estate downturn
It’s coming. Everyone knows it — but not when, what will cause it, or how bad it will be. “It” is the next downturn, of course.
As good as it gets: Is the European private debt market ready for the next challenge
A combination of factors has propelled private debt to the forefront of investors’ wish lists, particularly across Europe.
Taking aim: European real estate investors see opportunities in Asia Pacific
The recent volatility in the UK property market (following the referendum vote in that country on 23 June to leave the European Union) and subsequent — albeit modest — downgrades to euro zone economic growth have underscored the importance of investment diversification.