Asia-Pacific

From the regulatory issues top of managers’ minds to the factors shaping their domicile decisions, here are six takeaways from the report.

While the inability to conduct due diligence remains investors’ top concern, managers are playing a bigger role than ever to mitigate the risk and find the right strategies for them

As retail and office sectors trend toward volatility, the steady returns of sale-and-leaseback strategies are becoming attractive fixed-income substitutes.

The region’s diversity of currency, regulations and valuation approaches are among the obstacles to making performance reporting more uniform.

For the industry groups spearheading the global initiative to standardize reporting, the pandemic has created new reporting requirements that may remain for the long term.

The covid-19 crisis has accelerated two different shifts in how properties with a space-as-a-service component will be valued.

Firms are prioritizing transparency and maintaining comprehensive, highly detailed data as investor reporting requests mount during covid-19.

A shift towards more equity-like return characteristics is on the cards for the asset class, writes Dr Paul Kennedy, managing director, JPMorgan Asset Management

ADIA is the largest investor in the vehicle with additional commitments made by other global institutional investors and the firm’s flagship fund.

Capital providers are seeing writedowns in their portfolios and accepting that valuations and underlying assumptions will vary during this uncertain time.