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As real assets managers step up to the climate challenge, sustainability and fiduciary duty go hand in hand.
The ability to leverage data and embrace digital transformation will prove a critical differentiator.
To thrive in the new environment, asset managers must engage with their occupiers beyond just collecting rent.
In a fast-changing world, real assets investment today reflects the reality of tomorrow.
As investor appetite surges, we look at the fundamental trends that both managers and investors need to know to be part of the real assets revolution.
Real assets are more than just real estate, as infrastructure’s star keeps rising and debt moves into the mix.
The rise of infrastructure and inclusion of listed equities and private credit have revolutionised the concept of real assets. Investors must now take a more holistic approach to portfolios, says CBRE Investment Management’s head of client solutions Bernie McNamara.
The novelty of rising interest rates, the prospect of proliferating macro shocks and a profound demographic shift all have serious consequences for real assets, says CBRE IM’s chief economist and head of insights & intelligence Sabina Reeves
Pacific Equity Partners’ Secure Assets Fund II is understood to be targeting A$1bn and is expected to reach a first close in the next few months.
The green investment specialist has tapped Iberdrola’s former managing director of offshore wind, Jonathan Cole, to serve as CEO of Corio Generation, which will be a standalone company.