Jonathan Brasse
Jonathan Brasse is the Senior Editor, Real Estate for PEI Media’s real estate publications. He oversees the editorial output and leads the reporting team behind the sector-leading private real estate publication PERE as well as Real Estate Capital, the group’s real estate credit markets publication. Jonathan joined PEI in 2009 from UK commercial property magazine Property Week where he oversaw international news and analysis coverage.
‘Brookfield aims to be relevant at every point in the cycle’ – Flatt
In buying Oaktree and capturing its credit business, Brookfield now has capital to serve its clients at all times, says chief executive Bruce Flatt.
‘Brookfield aims to be relevant at every point in the cycle’ – Flatt
In buying Oaktree and capturing its credit business, Brookfield now has capital to serve its clients at all times, says chief executive Bruce Flatt.
‘Brook-tree’ is an outcome of what the money wants
Both institutional investors and equities shareholders have been pushing for consolidation in private markets in a bid to stabilise profits.
Abraaj’s unravelling tells us due diligence must change
The troubles at the Middle East’s biggest private equity firm are relevant to investors in any private asset class.
KKR hire puts CLSA property fund series in jeopardy
Chief executive John Pattar's move to KKR has made CLSA halt the investing activities of its latest Fudo Capital fund and step down fees accordingly.
The $1.6bn private equity debutant
Logistics real estate group GLP has burst on to the private equity scene with a 10 billion yuan fund. But who is the man behind the money?
BNP to raise up to €1bn for PE, real estate investment
The bank has included a mid-market PE fund and a tech-focused fund on a short list of target commitments to be made on behalf of a high-net-worth investor base with a growing appetite for the asset class.
UBS forms $90bn private markets business
The bank plans to grow its private equity fund of funds business from $2bn to $10bn.
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ADIA opens office in Hong Kong for research purposes
The preeminent sovereign wealth fund of the country has opened a satellite office in Hong Kong which will house research professionals.
Partners buys in New Zealand Super sale
Partners Group has picked up five real estate fund positions from the New Zealand investor, which is looking to exit from the asset class.
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