Real Assets – Page 13
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White papersPro-invest Group Provides a New Perspective on Hospitality as an Alternative Asset
New White Paper Identifies Hotels as Underleveraged Investment Assets
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White papersReal estate debt lending - global whole loan market opportunity
Whole Loans, an established strategy in the US and increasingly adopted in Europe, offer attractive risk-adjusted returns to investors with appetite for slightly higher Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratios relative to senior lending.
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White papersWaiting games and funding gaps: A mixed picture for real estate debt
The higher rates regime is testing borrowers everywhere. Gregor Bamert considers the implications for real estate debt.
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White papersPrivate assets views Q3 2023 - Investing during the slowdown
The latest update from our private assets business includes detailed thoughts on the risks and opportunities that are emerging in each private asset class, as a broader slowdown takes hold.
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White papersPanel discussion - Investing in life sciences: venture capital global trends and forecasts
Theme 1: Life sciences venture capital funding picture:
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White papersSustainability and Impact – Implications for Real Estate Investing in Asia Pacific
The terms Sustainability & Impact (S&I) and ESG (“Environmental, Social and Governance”) are often used interchangeably and the considerations are similar.
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White papersOpportune timing - Top 10 interview with Paul Guest on unlocking real estate opportunities
Unlisted real estate sits between bonds and equities in terms of its risk-return characteristics. Historically it has offered higher returns than bonds, but lower risk than equities and listed real estate.
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White papersClimate change: why we need to rethink the financial valuation of our properties.
To meet the climate emergency challenge, it is imperative that real estate players shift gears and incorporate carbon transition impacts into the valuation of buildings.
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White papersSmart sustainable building blueprint
To bring our tomorrow’s world vision to life, Nuveen Real Estate has developed a smart sustainable building blueprint (SSBB) for the different real estate sectors it invests in. Each sector-specific SSBB takes into account the three key drivers of change in tomorrow’s world: sustainability, technology and people.
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White papersBuilding momentum
Top 10 interview with Roland Hantke on unlocking infrastructure opportunities
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White papersProtecting Real Estate From Climate Risks
AEW sets out concrete steps for meaningful climate-change adaptation
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White papersChanging dynamics of industrial real estate
Since the end of the Global Financial Crisis (GFC), the industrial sector has been the best-performing core property type, producing robust returns during an extended period of falling vacancy and strong rental growth.
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White papersClimate change and cities: Adapting real estate investment decisions
Some of the predicted impacts of climate change are now inevitable. 2020 was the hottest year globally, and the number and severity of extreme events has quadrupled since the 1980s.
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White papersHydrogen hype – which ambitions are realistic, and which are less so?
We believe hydrogen will play a vital role in some places, but that it may be overhyped in others.
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White papersFinancing the energy transition - Thought Leadership
Energy security and climate change are driving an unparalleled economic shift in the energy sector worldwide, and reshaping the investment landscape for green energy credit.
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White papersIrish residential real estate – building better futures
The prospects for Irish residential real estate are compelling and underpinned by demand drivers, structural change and undersupply.
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White papersReal assets, real impact
For investors to have a real impact on climate change requires tangible, achievable paths to net zero carbon emissions. Igneo Infrastructure Partners’ Sophie Durham explains how this can be achieved through engagement and collaboration with portfolio companies.
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White papersInfrastructure remains resilient despite macro challenges
Will infrastructure remain resilient as monetary policy tightens, interest rates rise and the war in Ukraine stretches into its second year?
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White papersThe role of public-private partnerships in infrastructure
The need for infrastructure spending in the United States has been well documented and observable for some time.
