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  • The new generation of structured products linked to real estate have had a painful lesson on the US and western European markets; now they are examining Asia. Rachel Wolcott reports.
  • Meinl European Land (MEL), Austria’s second-largest real estate company by market capitalization, is under investigation by its local regulator, the Financial Market Authority (FMA).
  • Monte Koch is the new global head of real estate investment banking at Deutsche Bank. The former mergers and acquisitions head replaces Devin Murphy, who is leaving to pursue other interests, although he will continue to act as an adviser to the real estate business.
  • Busy work on the foundations of a mighty edifice
  • JPMorgan is building its French and Italian real estate structured finance business with a string of new hires, all taken from ABN Amro.
  • A Chinese real estate investment trust market appears to have moved a step closer following comments by the general manager of the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
  • Busy work on the foundations of a mighty edifice
  • Peter Sceats, director, TFS Property.
  • Market veteran Christopher Casey has joined AIG Global Real Estate in New York as a managing partner and product specialist in the capital markets group.
  • Prudential Property Investment Management has hired two directors for its UK asset management team.
  • The conversion of Hamburg-based real estate company alstria into a Reit at the beginning of October and its inclusion in a new Deutsche Börse German Reit segment in November heralded a new dawn for the German property market. But despite the big long-term potential of Germany’s position as Europe’s largest property market, observers aren’t expecting a substantial increase in the near future in the number of German Reits – known as G-Reits.
  • Shaun Stevens, senior product specialist, Fortis Investments