All Europe articles – Page 40
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European infra debt: An investment for the post-Covid era
While not immune to the consequences of Covid, infrastructure debt proved to be a resilient asset class in 2020 by continuing to generate stable income throughout the year. Key sectors such as telecommunications and utilities encapsulated this resilience through the essential nature of the services provided.
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Generali Real Estate acquires prime office building in the center of Warsaw
Generali Real Estate has completed the acquisition of Le Palais, a prestigious office building in Warsaw, on behalf of the pan-European “Generali Europe Income Holding” (GEIH) fund managed by Generali Real Estate S.p.A SGR. The seller of the asset is PATRIZIA AG on behalf of its institutional clients.
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European Fixed Income Finds Central Bank Support
As Europe’s economy continues to recover from COVID-19, it appears the central bank will remain accommodative, but for how long?
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Finding Yield in Europe—and Beyond
Portugal, cyclical laggards, “rising stars,” roll-down returns, subordinated securities and hedged non-euro sovereigns—these are just some of the ways European investment grade investors could tackle the low and negative-yield challenge.
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ENPAIA and Generali sign an agreement for a 50% co- investment in the fund owning the Libeskind Tower in Milan CityLife
Milan and Rome - Generali and Ente Nazionale di Previdenza degli addetti e degli impiegati in agricoltura (ENPAIA) have reached an agreement for the sale to ENPAIA of 50% of the shares of the Rubens real estate fund, managed by Generali Real Estate SGR and owner of the Tower Libeskind in Milan, with an operation worth over 160 million euro.
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AEW makes first European life sciences acquisition with Copenhagen investment
AEW, the global real estate investment manager, announces that it has made its first acquisition in the emerging European life sciences sector with the acquisition of Sydmarken 5, a fully let asset in the Medicon Valley of Copenhagen, Denmark.
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Insurers’ portfolios: re-load the income engine, go beyond the traditional investment universe
US long-term yields have risen in recent months on expectations of strong economic growth fueled by fiscal stimulus. Eurozone long-term government yields have followed this movement in a limited way, as Eurozone economies have been hit hard by the Covid-19 crisis. The pandemic has increased economic fragmentation across European countries, putting pressure on the ECB to pursue its highly accommodative policy.
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Tesla, the halo effect and reasons for CEO departures: What does the data say? Our monthly data-inspired series
In the latest instalment of our visual series on topical data themes, we look at Tesla’s market cap relative to the European “Big Five” carmakers, the average CSR spending of FTSE 100 companies versus their procurement budget and the most common reasons for a CEO to leave a company.
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Europe Moves from Strength to Strength
European data is confirming that our “Best of All Possible Worlds” scenario is unfolding there.
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Orchard Street brings Roxy Ball Room to The Cornerhouse, Nottingham, with 21,000 sq ft letting
Nottingham’s premier leisure destination will be home to Roxy’s largest venue in the UK
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NGEU soon to be rolled out: the EU has (almost) done its part; now comes the member-states’ turn
In leading the way to NGEU, the Covid crisis may have marked a crucial milestone in European construction. The amounts involved are high enough to play a decisive role, both in accelerating the cyclical recovery (especially in “peripheral” countries) and in providing a supply-side improvement. Member-states, however, will face a major challenge in absorbing them rapidly and productively.
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European equities – Closing the gap
European equities have staged a spectacular rebound: Since their March 2020 low, they are up by more than 60%. So far this year, they have gained more than 13%. Still, there is the perception that the European market has significantly lagged the US.
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IPUT invests in growth potential of logistics sector
IPUT Real Estate, Ireland’s leading property company and the largest owner of offices and logistics assets in Dublin, is consolidating its leading position in the logistics sector with the purchase of 64 acres of development land.
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European respondents are committed to prioritising ESG as a tool for investment and indicate an increasing shift towards alternative investing
According to Nuveen’s inaugural global institutional investor survey, the ongoing global pandemic, the shift to investing in alternatives and ESG integration are among the most powerful themes shaping investment decisions across Europe in 2021.
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Infrastructure debt, an asset class that mature and diversify
Infrastructure debt has demonstrated its ability to withstand the health and financial crisis. While some sectors have been more affected than others, on the financial instruments side, specialists are seeing a good return to normal.
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PGIM Real Estate acquires three logistics properties in Italy
PGIM Real Estate has acquired three logistics assets in Italy on behalf of the investors in its European core strategy. PGIM Real Estate is the real estate investment business of PGIM, the US$1.5 trillion global investment management businesses of Prudential Financial, Inc. (NYSE: PRU).
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Global Outlook 2021 Europe - Regional Investment Opportunities
Vaccine rollout should lead to a strong economic bounce-back in the second half of 2021 as services reopen and households spend accumulated savings.
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KGAL strengthens residential investment expertise with new investment team led by Rainer Pohl
Expansion of residential portfolio planned for Germany and across Europe
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Europe’s Big Bang moment: How COVID-19 could reshape real estate portfolios
After great disruption often comes great reform. Multilateralism was pursued after World War II to safeguard international security, while the Global Financial Crisis gave rise to regulations designed to improve the stability of the banking system.
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Adapting to a new growth reality in European logistics
As the surge in e-commerce amid Covid-19 reshapes the logistics real estate market, an increasing volume of capital from around the world is finding a welcome home.