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| | | ... retirees with its returns and source of income but also as an alternative to more traditional property exposure including A-REITs listed funds and 'hard assets', such as direct property and infrastructure. "You actually have quite a long time horizon ... |
| | | | ... for advisers. Franklin is responsible for the Australian shares sector, listed infrastructure and Australian and global REITs, while Davis oversees international shares, cash, fixed interest and alternatives. |
| | | | ... will be responsible for international equities, infrastructure, Australian equities small caps and Australian and global REITs funds. Previous roles include head and director of equities for the Future Fund, senior analyst roles with Lonsec in research ... |
| | | | Corporate merger and acquisition activity could be set to spark the Australian REITs sector back to life as investors act to realise the value of net tangible assets (NTA). A-REITs continue to trade at an NTA discount with the sector still recovering ... |
| | | | ... 732 trades per day, or just 15 per ETF. By comparison, infrastructure funds generated 691 trades per day per fund and A-REITS 526 per trust per day, though Listed Investment Companies generated just 15 per LIC per day which was even less than ETFs. The ... |
| | | | ... Legg Mason Real Income Fund was launched in December last year and builds a portfolio of listed hard assets including A-REITs, utilities and other infrastructure in addition to the Legg Mason Australian Equity Income Trust, due to be launched 1 June. ... |
| | | | ... managed fund, reflecting adviser appetite for direct portfolios. Reliance Investment Management will manage the portfolio of A-Reits, with a recommended rating from Lonsec, while Mason Stevens will operate the SMA. "The dual launch reflects the changing ... |
| | | | ... this year. Super funds are expected to plough $10bn into property, wholesale $1 billion, private investors $1.5 billion, A-REITs $1.5 billion, Asian pension funds $2 billion with a further $6 billion will come from debt. The high cost of borrowing for ... |
| | | | ... to play in their portfolio can also be incompatible with the leverage in some listed property structures. "We don't see REITs as part of our property allocation and so we leave that to our equity managers," said Reily. Valuation methodologies can raise ... |
| | | | ... and head of property research at Frontier and Stephen Hiscock, managing director, SG Hiscock & Company, agreed that while REITs were a 'legitimate investment' once again, the gearing must be appropriate. "In unlisted we tend to think once you get above ... |
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