Regulation & Legal

The Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation is just one of the ESG-focused standards to consider when choosing a domicile for your real estate fund.

Arguably the biggest regulatory shake-up is in the US, but changes are afoot across the real estate universe, reports Ellie Duncan.

A handful of jurisdictions continue to dominate the market for fund domiciles. Simon Watkins asks whether rivals can ever take their crowns.

The top destinations keep their place, but real estate fund managers are increasingly choosing jurisdictions through an ESG lens.

Ireland was expected to increase its appeal as a real estate fund domicile following the UK’s decision to leave the EU. Recent regulatory changes may be bringing this to fruition.

Investor demands both improve and complicate carbon assessments, argue Apex Group’s Joshua Brunert and Hari Bhambra.

By responding early and decisively to regulatory pressures, the Channel Island has stolen a march on rival fund domiciles, argues Elliot Refson, head of funds at Jersey Finance.

Three leading lawyers share their insight on key issues in fund domiciliation and regulation.

An inverted yield curve typically precedes a recession.

SFDR’s objectives are noteworthy and for the common good, says Morgan Stanley Investment Management’s head of sustainability for global real assets, Mona Benisi.