GIC and peers investigating climate risk effect on property

Oct 31, 2020

Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund and other institutional investors into real estate are analysing the impact of climate risk on investment flows and the pricing of real assets.

GIC and peers investigating climate risk effect on property

Singapore's GIC and other asset owners such as life insurers and pension funds are beginning to seriously consider the impact of environmental risks on real estate, an emerging shift that could lead to a pullback in some property assets and cause investors to hold physical assets for shorter periods.

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