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| | | ... also trading at a discount. Australian REITs are trading at a slight premium, with larger premiums ascribed to Continental Europe and the Japanese REIT market. Maydew added: "In individual markets where listed real estate is trading at a discount to ... |
| | | | ... progress, with encouraging performance from new investment teams and AUM growth in all regions, notably the US, Continental Europe and Latin America. We accelerated our growth plans in Australia with three acquisitions in the course of the year." Launched ... |
| | | | ... Andrew Garthwaite expressed similar views in the company's Core Views report, released on April 7. "Japan and Continental Europe are our most preferred regions," he said. "We maintain our overweight in Japan at 25% overweight as it ranks at the top of ... |
| | | | ... destinations in Asia while Switzerland, France, and the Netherlands were among the top countries represented in continental Europe," noted analysis released by eVestment. The analysis confirmed NSW as the centre of funds management in Australia as it ... |
| | | | ... Australia's largest industry superannuation fund is looking to invest in office property and shopping centres across continental Europe. AustralianSuper head of property Jack McGougan explained that the fund has been monitoring European markets closely ... |
| | | | ... Capital has increased its stake in Europe's train leasing company Alpha Trains from 15% to 20.9%. Alpha Trains is continental Europe's largest and most diversified independent train leasing company. Its portfolio comprises around 370 locomotives and ... |
| | | | ... with markets largely shrugging off the Bank of England's decision to hold interest rates. However, markets on continental Europe were down, with Frankfurt's DAX 30 giving up 0.55 per cent to stand at 9,454.54 points and the CAC 40 in Paris losing 0.66 ... |
| | | | ... Contagion here we come...again. But Cameron's "gamble" might do more harm to Britain than to other economies, Continental Europe especially. This fresh uncertainty could prompt UK companies to further defer investment plans until it's resolved - that's ... |
| | | | ... reported decreases of 5% and 23% respectively. While finance jobs in the US (18%) and the UK (24%) were down, continental Europe experienced a decline of 28%. However, it's not all doom and gloom said, George McFerran, managing director Asia-Pacific ... |
| | | | ... funds. Of these, 17 were individuals based in Australia, three in the US, two in the UK, and one from both Continental Europe and Asia. S&P identified a number of key reasons for manager departure including evolution of ownership structures such as new ... |
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