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  • Real estate convertibles are the hot ticket
  • The Property Investment Market (TPIM), the world’s first property exchange, announced on April 13 a new agreement with the property derivatives arm of Tradition Financial Services, one of the world’s largest brokers of financial products.
  • Standard Life Investments, one of the largest property fund managers in Europe, announced on May 1 that it has made its first direct investment in the Asia-Pacific property market with the acquisition of a property in Perth, Australia, for A$47 million ($38.9 million).
  • Tom Maynard, finance director of real estate advisory firm DTZ, is to leave at the end of this year to explore "new opportunities." His plans are not yet known and DTZ is yet to find a replacement. Maynard has been at DTZ for five years and is said to be in search of new challenges. However, his departure, planned in the fourth quarter, is amicable, illustrated by Maynard being directly involved in finding his replacement in coming months.
  • Tata Group, which joined with private equity firm Xander Group through its group company Trent in April, has outlined plans to raise $1 billion for an institutional retail real estate fund.
  • Low correlations to financial assets and high liquidity continue to attract institutional funds and private wealth into real estate.
  • Joe Valente, head of research, DTZ.
  • by John Davy, senior ABS analyst, Fidelity International.
  • Credit Suisse is launching a $2.5 billion fund for investment in property. It joins an already extensive list of private equity funds raising cash for the sector. These include Morgan Stanley’s $8 billion fund and private equity fund Blackstone Group’s $10 billion fund. The bank started to market the fund at the end of April and intends to use it for investment globally as it attempts to tap growing investor appetite for geographical diversification in property investment.
  • Alex Moss, AME Capital.
  • The UK Reits industry is striving to get out of first gear, five months after hearing the starter’s gun.
  • A new Nordic real estate adviser, Glitnir Property Holding, has ambitious plans to grow beyond the Nordic region into northern Europe.