Michelle Phillips

Just two months after coming back to market with its largest fund yet, the Hong Kong-based fund manager has raised just under half its target.

The sovereign wealth fund has made a commitment of up to £200 million to Fizzy Living, more than doubling the firm’s capitalization.

The Singapore-based real estate firm has expanded its footprint in China with a partnership alongside the country’s largest insurance company.

  Nicholas Loup, Grosvenor’s chief executive for Asia, explains how Tokyo could become Asia’s London now that the country’s reforms are taking effect.  

The real estate arm of UK insurer Prudential may be seeking to draw another $900 million of equity at least over the next 18 months.

CDH Investments real estate executive director elaborates on the different roles of RMB and US dollar capital in Chinese real estate, and how fund managers need to adapt to the different expectations of their respective investors.

Of the $90 billion raised for Asia-Pacific closed-ended funds just before the crisis, half will have to assess exit, extension or liquidation options in the next two years, according to the world’s biggest property brokerage.

Warburg Pincus head of China real estate describes investment in developers as a real estate strategy with a higher barrier to entry at the PERE Summit Asia 2014 in Hong Kong.

M&G Real Estate’s chief executive and chief investment officer for Asia redefines core investing in an increasingly competitive market at the PERE Summit Asia 2014 in Hong Kong.

The Beijing-based joint venture is expecting to bring two anchor investors from its first fund back on board for its retail and residential strategy.