Appetite for non-listed funds grows as economy recovers
Language: English Series: EuroProperty ; 7 February 2011, 8-9(2)Publication details: 2011Subject(s): Summary: 55% of investor respondents to the 7th annual INREV Investment Intentions Survey intend to increase their future allocations to non-listed real estate, a higher percentage than last year. 90% of large investors expect their allocations to joint ventures to increase over the next two years and the bigger the investor the larger the expected increase appears to be. Seeded funds have increased as a preference compared with last year?s study. German retail is the top investor country/sector combination. 80% of respondents were not put off new investment by Basel III, Solvency II and EU AIFM Directive regulations.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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55% of investor respondents to the 7th annual INREV Investment Intentions Survey intend to increase their future allocations to non-listed real estate, a higher percentage than last year. 90% of large investors expect their allocations to joint ventures to increase over the next two years and the bigger the investor the larger the expected increase appears to be. Seeded funds have increased as a preference compared with last year?s study. German retail is the top investor country/sector combination. 80% of respondents were not put off new investment by Basel III, Solvency II and EU AIFM Directive regulations.