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SPECIAL REPORT: PERE NORDIC REAL ESTATE ROUNDTABLEThe alternative to the PIIGS – the Nordic region appears to have survived the global financial crisis better than most other European countries. PERE Magazine July, August 2010 issue
- Scott Hahn eyes $750m Korea fund
The former managing director and head of Korea for Morgan Stanley Private Equity Asia has secured Temasek as a cornerstone investor, sources say.
- IK buys stake in German homecare provider for €300m
Commerzbank and ING have provided the senior debt package for the secondary buyout of GHD Gesundheits.
- SPECIAL REPORT: The PERE 30
Over the past five years, the top 30 private equity real estate firms in the world have raised more than $211 billion -10 percent more than when PERE last counted capital raising efforts by the industry. Read on to discover the firms garnering the most. PERE Magazine May 2009.
- Gimv raises €609m for Flemish growth fund
The firm has complemented its joint-cornerstone investment with the Flemish state by garnering €109m of private capital.
- Asia advance
Apollo Global Management is expanding its real estate operations into Asia, at a time when more traditional competitors are hanging on by their fingertips. The emergence of capital-rich domestic buyers, though, will keep Apollo - and other Asia-focused GPs - on its toes
- ING pulls out of Citi race
The auction of Citi Property Investors is down to two parties after Dutch group, ING Real Estate, withdraws.
- NEWS ANALYSIS: Citi's three suitors
The sale of Citi Property Investors would mean different things depending on which of the short-listed buyers wins the race to buy the platform. PERE illustrates some pros and cons of each bid.
- Merrill Lynch shelves Asia platform sale
Merrill Lynch’s global real estate principle investments division has halted plans to offload its Asian real estate investment management business. The platform may be placed on the market again late second quarter 2010.
- Alinda's second fund closes on $4bn
Alinda Infrastructure Fund II has reached final close at $4bn, exceeding its cover amount by $1bn while falling $1bn shy of its $5bn cap.