Since 2008 Central London has accounted for an estimated 41% of crossregional capital flows (money from outside Europe). Sources of capital entering the London market over the past few decades have changed. Since the credit crunch a notable increase in market share by investors with long-term hold strategies such as pension and sovereign wealth funds. Many of these are new entrants to the European market, Middle Eastern and Far Eastern investors a significant presence. Looks at what is driving growth amongst this investor type and why much of their capital is flowing to London rather than elsewhere in Europe.

Introduction - Drivers of activity push factors - Pull factors - Conclusion.