Regulation Legal

Are real estate allocations at risk?

Industry executives are concerned Donald Trump’s energy policies could further steer investor capital away from the asset class to infrastructure.

Legislative changes loom large over private real estate

Political uncertainty has led to redirected capital flows and decisions being put on hold.

Australian regulator finds ‘weaknesses’ in superfund unlisted valuation processes

APRA said that superfund trustees ‘have work to do’ to improve their processes, with enforcement action possible for underperformers.

What’s in a name? Brookfield’s Centersquare sued by mid-sized manager CenterSquare

Two data center businesses are facing off in a legal battle over a shared name and target sector.

Alter Domus on why governance matters more than ever

In the world of fund administration, artificial intelligence and automated machine learning promise greater efficiency and fresh insights. But protecting client data is an absolute priority, says Alter Domus’s Demetry Zilberg.

Data centers’ legislative balancing act

Regulation seeks to control data center activity and development, while balancing this against the importance of the sector to everyone’s lives.

The UK’s new sustainability labels have their first user. But will others follow?

The country’s labeling regime is generally considered superior to its EU counterpart. That does not mean fund managers will use it.

Residential sector defies anti-ESG pushback

Managers are still focused on sustainability, even if the scale of future risks is not yet fully understood across the industry.

On the minds of residential investing experts

The residential sector remains attractive, with strong supply and demand dynamics across markets, but it is not without its challenges.

Stoneweg US on why ESG objectives are common sense

The best opportunities are not the riskiest or priciest but those that require the most effort and hard work, says Thomas Stanchak with Stoneweg US.