All Italy articles – Page 2
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Asset Manager NewsWork begins on CityWave, the new-generation building that completes CityLife
Designed by the firm BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group, the building represents a new concept of the workplace that combines the objectives of positive impact, quality of life and new ways of using spaces.
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White papersDraghi Takes First Shot at Reforming Italy
After getting the vaccination program up to speed and reshaping the country’s recovery plan, Prime Minister Mario Draghi is now focusing on the hard part of the job: actually reforming Italy.
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Asset Manager News
COIMA establishes group holding company with target AUM of €10 billion
COIMA is a group that has been involved in sustainable real estate investment and development in Italy for over 40 years. In recent years we have developed and still manage 34 LEED-certified buildings, representing approximately 76% of our portfolio.
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Asset Manager NewsENPAIA 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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Asset Manager NewsPGIM 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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Asset Manager NewsAEW acquires last-mile distribution warehouse in Italy for its Eurocore strategy
AEW - News: AEW, the global real estate investment manager, has acquired an 8,500 sqm last-mile distribution warehouse in northern Italy. The asset was acquired in an off market transaction on behalf of its pan-European Eurocore strategy which has now invested c.€210 million across five assets over the past three months.
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Asset Manager NewsGenerali Real Estate completes the acquisition of part of the residential complex Maggiolina in Milan
The acquisition of some buildings in the Maggiolina residential complex is part of Generali Real Estate’s European investment strategy in the residential sector, alongside major operations in Germany (Frankfurt) and France (Paris Clichy)
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White papersMario Draghi: Deus Ex Machina or Knight of the Apocalypse?
The Future of Italy and Implications for Europe.
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White papersItaly: ECB’s Umbrella To Protect Bond Market, Despite Uncertain Political Situation
On 13 January, Italia Viva – a minor coalition partner led by former Prime Minister Matteo Renzi – pulled out of the ruling coalition, leaving the government short of a majority in the Senate. However, we believe that snap elections are unlikely for now.
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Asset Manager NewsMeliá Hotels International announces opening Gran Meliá hotel in the centre of Milan
Opening in 2023 in Generali’s Palazzo Venezia, it will be the company’s fourth hotel in Milan
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Asset Manager NewsThe new Citi headquarters: a Generali building in the heart of Milan
Citi and Generali Real Estate announce the finalization of the agreement about the transfer of the Italian headquarters of the US bank to the renovated building in Piazzetta Maurilio Bossi 3, in the heart of the financial district in the immediate surroundings of Piazza Scala. An important choice for Citi, which consolidates the two offices in Via dei Mercanti and Viale Brenta into a single building conceived for maximum functionality and designed with employee well-being and environmental sustainability in mind.
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Asset Manager NewsPGIM Real Estate Acquires An Italian Logistics Portfolio
PGIM Real Estate has acquired a logistics portfolio in Italy, on behalf of an institutional investor as part of their European Core/Core Plus investment program; the portfolio consists of three warehouse properties located in greater Rome and Northern Italy.
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White papersFocus on Italy: macroeconomic and fixed income scenario
If we wanted to characterise the contraction and recovery pattern, we would probably describe it as a ‘long U-shaped’ recovery; in other words, as a gradual normalisation which will take some time before seeing a return to pre-crisis levels. In Italy, the government is estimating an 8% GDP contraction this year, followed by a 4.7% YoY rebound in 2021. In our analysis, we consider two possible reference scenarios for 2020 growth: -8.0% YoY (as per the government scenario) and -12.0% YoY.
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Asset Manager NewsHines Completes Acquisition Of 150,000-Square-Meter “Ex Trotto” Area In Milan’s San Siro District
City of Milan to gain new spaces: a large green area open to the public featuring a residential offering with a significant share of affordable rentals
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Asset Manager NewsThe new gateway to CityLife
Air, light, greenery and open spaces: a project designed for people and the city
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White papersItalian real estate market
The relation between Italian Government bond rates and the local real estate market.
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White papersItaly is the eurozone economy most likely heading for a ‘lost decade’
As Japan found out the hard way, a healthy banking sector is key to restoring health to an economy. But Europe’s third biggest economy, with its vastly undercapitalised banks, looks destined to remain in the doldrums for some time
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White papersEnel steps up: the world’s first SDG-linked bond
How an Italian energy company’s new bond marks a defining moment in the evolution of sustainable fixed-income markets.
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White papersItaly: Few Ambitions From The New Budget Framework
On 30 September the newly formed Italian government released an update to April’s Economic and Finance Document, with new fiscal plans for the years 2019 to 2022 and changes to the underlying economic assumptions.
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White papersCore Matters Investment Returns: A 5-year perspective
2019 has seen huge inflows into Fixed Income (FI) funds and outflows from Equities. From a medium-term return perspective this makes no sense. The formidable demand for safe assets reflects cyclical and structural forces (e.g. ageing). No matter the economic scenario, FI returns over the next five years are ...
