The Seoul-based firm, which has fully deployed its maiden fund, will target commitments of between W800bn and W1trn for fund II.
2 min read · 08 February 2013
The Seoul-based firm, which has fully deployed its maiden fund, aims to raise up to $858m.
2 min read · 08 February 2013
The Los Angeles-based firm has raised $454m for Fund III and will target affordable homebuilding and distressed opportunities in Brazil, Peru, Mexico and Chile.
1 min read · 08 February 2013
Next year’s fundraising market could be akin to a Hollywood disaster movie, writes Gene Wolfson.
3 min read · 08 February 2013
Montreal-based Cordiant Capital will review and make investments on behalf of the Infrastructure Crisis Facility Debt Pool formally launched at the October meeting of the World Bank. Investors in the pool include the German Government, the European Investment Bank and Proparco.
2 min read · 08 February 2013
Aside from deals with the Royal Bank of Scotland and the National Pension Service of Korea, Rockspring has been busy raising its UK Value Fund. PERE Magazine December 2009- January 2010 issue
1 min read · 08 February 2013
Ladder Capital postponed plans for a partial blind-pool REIT after institutional investor appetite waned in September. CEO Brian Harris tells Zoe Hughes the firm will look to the public markets again as Ladder plans to take advantage of a ‘permanent change’ in the US lending community. PERE Magazine December 2009- January 2010
3 min read · 08 February 2013
Mansco Perry, the chief investment officer of the Maryland State Retirement Agency, says the pension system views real estate as a long-term asset class, still wants real estate fund managers … but wants fees to come down. PERE magazine December 2009-January 2010 issue.
3 min read · 08 February 2013
Investors still want real estate in the portfolio for the same reasons as they wanted it before the credit crunch. PERE magazine December 2009-January 2010 issue
7 min read · 08 February 2013
The state-owned ports and real estate conglomerate at the centre of Dubai’s current economic crisis has announced it is focusing the restructuring of its debt obligations towards itself and its real estate subsidiaries Nakheel and Limitless. It also confirmed that asset sales could form part of the process.
2 min read · 08 February 2013
