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  • The European Commission has decided to set up an expert group to advise it on open-ended real estate funds. The group will advise the EC on how to improve the European market for these funds and on whether EU-level action in this area would deliver benefits for industry and investors, the EC said in a statement.
  • The Association of Real Estate Funds announced on March 20 the launch of the 2007 Aref Code of Practice to govern the £40 billion, in 60 funds, that its members manage. The code was officially launched to its members on March 22.
  • Blair Pickerell, the former chief executive officer of HSBC investments in Asia, is moving to Morgan Stanley in June. Pickerell will take up a new role at Morgan Stanley Investment Management (MSIM) as managing director and head of Asia business. He will report to Owen Thomas, president of MSIM in New York, and regionally he will report to Hans Schuettler, CEO of Morgan Stanley Asia.
  • Nanette real estate group has appointed Gerald Neil Parkes as non-executive director.
  • GE grows into the world’s biggest landlord
  • by Stuart Nelson, credit analyst, Standard & Poor’s .
  • Since the turn of the decade the region’s property market has seen spectacular growth. Now the infrastructure is catching up, giving entrepreneurs greater confidence in the market’s long-term health. Nigel Dudley reports.
  • "Before the two brothers went off, I hear that Neil managed to broke his older brother into sharing any winnings, which at the time looked like a good trade, as Trev had by far better track record."
  • Investors are hungry for property exposure and for equity-linked paper. The result? Real estate convertibles are in huge demand. Europe and Asia are on a high while a new market has also sprung up from the Middle East. Laurence Neville reports.
  • CB Richard Ellis, the Los Angeles property services firm, is linking up with investment boutique Reech AiM to launch a global series of six property hedge funds.
  • Dubai Islamic Bank has opened a new real estate office in Sharjah, one of the northern emirates in the UAE, on February 28. The office aims to provide commercial real estate finance services and products such as murabaha (property purchase finance), istisnaa (construction finance) and musharaka (cash against property finance). Sharjah is the bank’s second office to open since the end of last year following the real estate finance department’s first branch inauguration at the Dubai Land Department.
  • The second set of regulations for Italian Reits were announced in April to the delight of many investors. It is thought that the Italian Reit, the Società di Investimento Immobiliare Quotare (SIIQ) could be the first step towards improving transparency in the Italian markets and increasing liquidity on the Borsa Italiana.