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.
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 ...
Having closed its third fund this week, the Hong Kong private-equity real-estate firm is continuing its focus on smaller mainland cities.
The $240 billion fund is lobbying its regulators to allow it to invest in global alternative investments, but timing is a mystery.
Jack Foster, head of global real-estate investments, explains why he’s overweight China, despite fears of a bubble.
Having listed Treasury China Trust in Singapore and hired a regional CIO and CFO, the Irish property investment manager plans further Asian expansion.
The Shanghai-based consultancy says conditions today resemble those of early 2007, and that domestic fund managers are positioned to grow assets.
There are certainly distressed real estate opportunities in China, but Japan is still a more interesting market for such assets, argue panellists at a conference this week.
The US real-estate investment firm has until now been involved only in relatively developed Asian markets, but it sees opportunities arising in countries such as India.
Review/outlook series: Robeco's Asia chief investment officer, Arnout van Rijn, is positive on the energy and IT sectors, and China.
Aviva’s Asian real estate arm sees the best immediate risk-adjusted opportunities in Japan and Australia, but likes China over the longer term.