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  • Euromoney Liquid real estate March 2007
  • Investors believe market remains full of potential.
  • The current size of China’s real estate market, let alone its growth potential, is enough to whet the appetite of any CMBS banker. So when Citigroup Global Markets Asia and Macquarie Bank issued Dynasty Assets (Holdings)’ $145 million series 2006-1 secured floating rate notes in October, the first CMBS issue backed by mainland Chinese properties, there was reason for all banks to cheer. A closer look at the transaction however, gives cause for a more sober assessment of the potential of the market.
  • The market correction is not over, as the root causes, housing and carry-trade, remain. A slowdown in the USA means interest rates, except in Japan, at or near their peaks.
  • Euromoney’s Liquid real estate will be received by a select audience of 15,000 senior real estate advisors, bankers, developers and investors in Europe, Asia, the Gulf and North America. It will analyse deals; cover the industry sectors; look at REITS; invite guest articles; profile deal makers and their companies, including private equity firms and funds; publish CMBS, RMBS, loan, derivative league tables; feature new markets and regions; challenge the real estate industry and publish guides.
  • In what appears a surprise move, a senior banker has resigned from his position at HSBC New York.
  • Financial markets look wonderful, but the real US economy, where goods and services are exchange, might better be described as “woeful”. When will the two align to each other?
  • Country risk March 2007: Global economy deals with worries amidst the prosperity
  • At first glance, the bill looks a tad outrageous, detailing how close to £27,000 was whittled away at London’s Movida nightclub on mainly Cristal and Dom Perignon champagne, with a few bottles of fine wine and some cans of Red Bull thrown in for good measure. Note that there is no food on the bill. The rumour is that it belongs to either a fixed-income or FX broker.
  • In the our last issue in the Islamic finance awards section we incorrectly stated that Dubai International Bank had won the best Islamic bank in the Middle East award. It was in fact Dubai Islamic Bank.
  • Merrill Lynch has appointed John Crompton as managing director and head of equity capital markets for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA).
  • Until recently, the commercial property market remained virtually untouched by the derivatives revolution that has taken place in other asset classes.