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  • BANKING
    Liquid real estate Issue 04
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    December 07, 2007
  • BANKING
    Derivatives: UK residential property derivative prices dip
    Peter Sceats, director, TFS Property.
    December 07, 2007
  • G-Reit market set for glacial progress
    The conversion of Hamburg-based real estate company alstria into a Reit at the beginning of October and its inclusion in a new Deutsche Börse German Reit segment in November heralded a new dawn for the German property market. But despite the big long-term potential of Germany’s position as Europe’s largest property market, observers aren’t expecting a substantial increase in the near future in the number of German Reits – known as G-Reits.
    Laurence Neville, December 07, 2007
  • McGuire leaves Standard Life for Axa
    Martin McGuire is joining Axa Real Estate Investment Managers as European fund manager in London.
    Rachel Wolcott, December 07, 2007
  • Morley’s UK reshuffle
    Morley Fund Management is reorganizing its UK property team and has promoted Philip Nell as new lead manager for two leading retail funds.
    Rachel Wolcott, December 07, 2007
  • BANKING
    Merrill bets on India’s burgeoning economy
    Merrill Lynch has invested $377 million in the Indian real estate market, through the purchase of a 49% share of a portfolio of residential properties. The portfolio is managed by DLF, one of India’s largest developers, and comprises seven mid-income residential projects in Chennai, Bangalore, Kochi and Indore. The deal brings Merrill Lynch’s total investment in the market to $550 million.
    Rachel Wolcott, December 07, 2007
  • BANKING
    Comment: The return of risk management
    In a recent interview, Merrill Lynch’s newly anointed chief executive, John Thain, revealed that the financial institution’s risk management system had ceased to function properly during the sub-prime crisis. That comment raised some eyebrows and provoked speculation about the possibility that Merrill’s particular black box might have been switched off.
    Rachel Wolcott, December 07, 2007
  • BANKING
    LandSec’s three-way Reits split unlikely to set a precedent
    Land Securities’ announcement that it will split into three sector-focused specialist companies is unlikely to signal the demise of generalist UK Reits. Other large Reits, such as Hammerson and British Land, have indicated that they will not pursue the specialist route. However, now that their share prices have come under significant pressure, many UK Reits will have to reconsider their structures and strategies, making Land Securities an interesting market test case.
    Rachel Wolcott, December 07, 2007
  • BANKING
    Austria’s Meinl comes under scrutiny
    Meinl European Land (MEL), Austria’s second-largest real estate company by market capitalization, is under investigation by its local regulator, the Financial Market Authority (FMA).
    Rachel Wolcott, December 07, 2007
  • BANKING
    Forum’s Casey joins AIG
    Market veteran Christopher Casey has joined AIG Global Real Estate in New York as a managing partner and product specialist in the capital markets group.
    Rachel Wolcott, December 07, 2007
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    BANKING
    Indian real estate: Busy work on the foundations of a mighty edifice
    India’s real estate sector is simultaneously huge and underdeveloped. Much-needed capital is flooding in from domestic and foreign sources, yet many building plans are still prospective rather than under way while sector-focused financial instruments, including Reits, are absent or at a rudimentary stage of development. Elliot Wilson reports.
    Elliot Wilson, December 07, 2007
  • BANKING
    Gulf investors seek profits in India and China
    Cash-rich Gulf-based funds are ploughing billions of dollars into real estate in the fast-growing economies of India and China, lured by eager regional and municipal governments and the promise of double-digit annual returns. The economies of China and India are growing at an annual rate of about 12%. US investment bank Merrill Lynch expects India’s property sector to expand to $90 billion by 2015 from $15 billion in 2005.
    December 07, 2007
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