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Jonathan Brasse

Jonathan Brasse is the Senior Editor, Real Estate for PEI Media’s real estate publications. He oversees the editorial output and leads the reporting team behind the sector-leading private real estate publication PERE as well as Real Estate Capital, the group’s real estate credit markets publication. Jonathan joined PEI in 2009 from UK commercial property magazine Property Week where he oversaw international news and analysis coverage.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is set to issue a loan of $500 million to Russian Railways, the state owned railway company, to enable it to restructure its balance sheet.
One month after China’s government lifted a moratorium on mainland initial public offerings, state -controlled China State Construction and Engineering Corporation is preparing a flotation worth $5.9 billion.
One month after China’s government lifted a moratorium on mainland initial public offerings, state -controlled China State Construction and Engineering Corporation is preparing a flotation worth $5.9 billion.
China’s largest construction company and general contractor, China State Construction and Engineering Corporation, is planning to raise more than $5.9 billion in what would be the biggest initial public offering globally of the year so far. The company obtained regulatory approval to list on the Shanghai Stock Exchange late on Friday and intimated that it […]
One month after China’s government lifted a moratorium on mainland initial public offerings, state -controlled China State Construction and Engineering Corporation is preparing a flotation worth $5.9 billion.
One month after China’s government lifted a moratorium on mainland initial public offerings, state -controlled China State Construction and Engineering Corporation is preparing a flotation worth $5.9 billion.
The Paris-based environmental services company is reportedly aiming to reap £500m or more for a 49% stake in its UK water arm, which owns three water supply companies in the south of England.
The Paris-based environmental services company is reportedly aiming to reap £500m or more for a 49% stake in its UK water arm, which owns three water supply companies in the south of England.
The Paris-based environmental services company is reportedly aiming to reap £500m or more for a 49% stake in its UK water arm, which owns three water supply companies in the south of England.
The Paris-based environmental services company is reportedly aiming to reap £500m or more for a 49% stake in its UK water arm, which owns three water supply companies in the south of England.
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