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By Joe Marsh , Leanne Wang | 14 July 2011
With the launch of its RMB secured convertible-bond fund, real-estate fund manager Agincourt Capital hopes to attract investors wary of locking up assets for five years or more.
By Joe Marsh | 16 September 2010
With Chinese insurers now free to buy property for investment purposes, Deutsche Bank's property investment arm expects them to become dominant real estate players.
By Joe Marsh | 3 September 2010
After a tough couple of years, Deutsche Bank’s alternatives-investment arm has narrowed its investments solely to property and its Asia-Pacific client focus to four ...
By Alex Frew McMillan | 2 September 2010
The as-yet undecided national election in Australia is not having much effect on investors' attitudes towards the country, particularly the property market, say Hong Kong hedgies.
By Jame DiBiasio | 19 October 2009
Aviva’s Asian real estate arm sees the best immediate risk-adjusted opportunities in Japan and Australia, but likes China over the longer term.
By Andrew Peck | 14 March 2006
Andrew Rosivach internally transfers to lead Sydney-based team.
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