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  • An integrated approach to real estate has kept the bank at the top of the market for 38 years. Laurence Neville reports.
  • Despite growing volumes of ABS derivative trading in the US, repeated attempts to introduce index derivative products to more effectively express nuanced views on ABS credit spreads in Europe have had mixed results.
  • A wave of new property fund launches across Asia indicates that the region’s markets are set for rapid growth.
  • Asian investors have been waiting some time for an Indian real estate investment trust. One has finally arrived but, perhaps inevitably, it’s nowhere near India.
  • Australia’s Macquarie Bank is getting big in real estate. Stephen Girdis, its global head, speaks to Chris Wright about the bank’s worldwide plans.
  • HSBC Investments’ multi-manager team has been expanded to incorporate a dedicated team of property fund selection experts.
  • NAI Global has announced an increase in its coverage of Scandinavia with the formation of NAI Finland – a full-service commercial real estate firm specializing in office, industrial, retail properties and land. NAI Finland was founded by Janne Nuutinen. Nuutinen has an extensive background in commercial real estate, acting as a senior consultant at Comreal, a leading property advisory firm in Finland.
  • Blackstone’s landmark acquisition of Hilton Hotel Corporation in July could spark off a wave of deals in the hotel sector. The $26 billion deal makes Blackstone the number one hotel group globally and has alerted other private equity houses and real estate investors to the hotel market’s potential.
  • UBS made a serious statement of intent in June when it unveiled Donald Belanger as managing director and head of EMEA real estate capital markets. Belanger joins after two years spent at Credit Suisse, where he held a similar European role, responsible for origination, structuring and distribution of all real estate debt in Europe.
  • The UK hotel-based Reit market failed to launch as the widely anticipated initial public offering from Vector fell flat in June. The planned £2 billion deal was scheduled to be the UK’s first hotel-based Reit. This failure has not discouraged market players and analysts, who are still confident that the market will develop with time.
  • UBS Global Asset Management has hired Roddy Sloan as global head of real estate funds of funds and securities within its global real estate business. Based in London, he will lead a newly created global real estate funds of funds initiative and supervise the existing global real estate securities business, which will continue to be co-headed by Bruce Ebnother and Laurent Wunderli.
  • Sun Hung Kai Properties’ iconic buildings dominate the Hong Kong skyline. Michael Wong, executive director, tells Chris Wright about the company’s plans to continue to shape Asia’s largest cities.