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The depositary’s role is changing as firms and service providers adapt to shifting regulation and the need to stay ahead of technological developments, says RBC’s Priya Nair. Vicky Meek reports

Fund structuring is ever more complex, driven by more stringent investor requirements, tighter regulation and increasingly diverse investment strategies, says RBC’s Dirk Holz. Vicki Meek reports

European real estate debt continues to present compelling opportunities for high risk-adjusted returns, argue Colony Capital’s Kevin Traenkle and Nadra Moussalem. Stuart Watson reports

Technology solutions must step up to meet demand, say Yardi Systems' Chris Barbier, industry principal of investment management, and Paul Fiorilla, director of research, Yardi Matrix.

Dean Dulchinos of Barings talks to PERE’s Kyle Campbell about how he expects the US real estate debt market to shape up in 2019.

Traditional lenders’ focus on financing core assets leaves room for alternative lenders to finance value-add properties says Venn Partners’ Paul House.

Swedish banks’ short-term focus has created an opportunity for alternative lenders backed by more patient capital, says Brunswick Real Estate CEO (debt) Pontus Sundin.

Real estate investors craving downside protection are increasingly favoring debt over equity investing, argues DRC Capital managing partner Dale Lattanzio.

Worried by macroeconomic and political uncertainty, investors are increasingly exacting about the quality of the real estate they will acquire, says Savills Investment Management’s European CEO, Giuseppe Oriani.

Lucy Auden and Lucy Winterburn of Savills Investment Management explain how investors, managers and tenants are working together to drive forward sustainability in real estate.