As the sector grows, family offices are flocking to returns that can reach 12%, according to industry experts.
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Two recent investor surveys reveal the growing appeal of value-added strategies in the region. Their appeal comes against the backdrop of waning interest in real estate by Asian institutional investors.
Despite increasing fund allocations beyond the Netherlands over the last two years, those to Asia have remained stable amid an overall investment strategy shift.
The country is taking the lead in Asia, even as difficulties finding accurate quantitative information continue to plague the sector.
A newly announced plan by UK pension funds to make allocations to global private equity markets could see funds allocated to Asia directly or indirectly, experts told AsianInvestor.
The only sector to register investor inflows in Q2 could be signalling a turnaround in Asia’s beleaguered property market.
The Carbon Risk Real Estate Monitor supports the creation of detailed roadmaps for investors to achieve long-term emissions targets.
Rating providers have defended their efforts to collect meaningful ESG information in the face of criticism by asset owners.
Recent bank failures have shifted the risk-reward profile of real estate debt, as investors in Asia pile in.
Allocations jumped nearly a third last year, bucking the falling trend in the sector by institutional investors in the region and beyond.
Most Asian investors still have a poor grasp of the ESG credentials of the supply chain connected to a property or infrastructure investment.
Norges Bank Investment Management and PGGM Investments say while green leases are highly useful in improving data and cutting property emissions, regulation is vital to improve the pace of growth.