All Europe articles – Page 36
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White papersHigh Yield: A Compelling Risk-Reward Picture for Long-term Investors
Markets will likely remain on edge in anticipation of a central bank policy pivot, but high yield continues to present compelling total return opportunities for investors willing to ride out the volatility.
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White papersWeakening Growth Outlook to Eventually Favor Euro Rate Risk
European policymakers face a dilemma: continue to hike interest rates to combat inflation or ease off to stimulate growth.
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White papersNeuberger Berman Plans Further Push With New Strategies
Jose Cosio, Head of Global Intermediary ex-US, discusses Neuberger Berman’s plans to launch new Private Equity strategies with Citywire Alts Insider.
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White papersNeuberger Berman Raises €210m for Second Private Equity Fund for Retail Investors in Europe
José Luis González Pastor, Managing Director in Neuberger Berman’s Private Equity Team discusses the recent fund raise for the NB Direct Private Equity Fund 2022 ELTIF with Citywire Selector.
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White papersLooking beyond headline risks: European ABS review and 2023 outlook
It has been a challenging year defined by seismic events – from spiralling inflation to rising rates, and war in Ukraine. Indeed, 2022 has seen punctuated bouts of volatility applying great pressure on risk assets – but European ABS managed to outperform many of its peers. Here, we take a look at why this is the case, and what to potentially expect for 2023.
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VideoEuropean Commercial Real Estate Debt
There’s an interesting opportunity in European Commercial Real Estate Debt markets today and that is driven by the fact that bank regulation, combined with the rising rate environment, is making it more difficult for banks to provide the same type of liquidity as they have historically.
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People NewsMargaret Fleming and Danny McCoy join Board of IPUT Real Estate
IPUT Real Estate (‘IPUT’), Ireland’s leading property company and the largest owner of offices and logistics assets in Dublin, announces the appointment of two new independent Directors to its Board.
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Asset Manager NewsIPUT announces pre-letting of 32,000 sq ft at 15 George’s Quay to Aon
IPUT Real Estate (‘IPUT’), Ireland’s leading property company and the largest owner of offices and logistics assets in Dublin, announces an agreement to pre-let 32,000 sq ft at 15 George’s Quay, Dublin 2 to global professional services firm Aon plc. IPUT is re-developing the entirety of 15 George’s Quay, following which Aon will occupy part of the third floor and all of the fourth, fifth and sixth floors.
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White papersEuropean Fixed-Income Outlook: Stay High Quality in 2023
European bond-market performance was among the worst on record in 2022, as Europe ran the gamut of geopolitical, economic and market storms. While problems persist and we expect further periods of volatility, we believe the worst impact on markets is past and that investors will find opportunities in 2023—particularly in investment-grade and select high-yield credit.
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White papersA strained German economy can be good news for Europe
The energy crisis resulting from the war in Ukraine has altered profoundly Europe’s economic performance and prospects. Countries have been affected unevenly, based on how dependent they are on Russian gas and oil.
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White papersA downturn is ahead, but pinpointing when and where is the real question
Around this time last year we expected high yield markets to rebound after an August reboot. However, as at the end of October we were looking at our global high yield benchmark losing 15% from the start of 2022. Against this, we did correctly predict that the global yield market would outperform gilts and sterling credit, and that emerging market debt would be a key area of weakness, delivering returns well below the US and European regions.
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White papersPensions investment outlook 2023: New realities, big decisions
Pension fund investors have endured a roller coaster two years. After a strong 2021, 2022 saw record losses on sovereign bonds and a major correction in equities.
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Asset Manager NewsParis beats London to top spot as most attractive European city for residential investors
The ‘City of Light’ tops PATRIZIA’S ranking of 142 European cities, with London and Berlin also performing strongly.
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White papersWhy It’s About to Get Even More Complicated From Here
This year’s choices were hardly simple, but economic policymakers in China, Europe and the United States face much trickier decisions in 2023.
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Asset Manager NewsGenerali Real Estate grows in Barcelona with the acquisition of Portal del Angel, 40 from Medcap Real Estate
Madrid - Generali Real Estate has completed the acquisition of Portal del Angel, 40 building, a historical office and high-street asset in Barcelona, on behalf of the pan-European fund “Generali Core High Street Retail Fund” (GCHSR), managed by Generali Real Estate S.p.A Società di gestione del risparmio and reserved for professional investors. The seller of the asset is a subsidiary of the de Andres Puyol family, Medcap Real Estate.
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White papersReal estate living: A key opportunity of the next cycle?
While living sectors are not immune to the impact of rising interest rates, long-term rental growth prospects remain attractive. Housing is a fundamental need, and the UK’s housing shortage is palpable. Current pressure on yields could therefore create a key buying opportunity.
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Asset Manager NewsPATRIZIA flagship fund, PanEuropean, reaches EUR 1 billion GAV milestone following acquisition of French logistics portfolio
PanEuropean reached this milestone following the acquisition of three logistics assets in France on behalf of its institutional clients.
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PodcastZero emission ferries and battery power technology
With climate change being one of the most pressing challenges of our time coupled with the energy crisis currently plaguing Europe there is a clear need for both the strengthening of energy security and an increase in renewable sources of energy.
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White papersHawkish surprise from the ECB
At its December meeting, the ECB hiked rates by 50bp, to 2.0% (deposit rate). The Bank delivered a very hawkish statement. Inflation remains the main concern and top priority.
