Super Funds Pursue Real Estate Platforms Asset Owners, Real Estate Owning a real estate company has been a long-established tradition of Canadian pension funds, but in Australia only three funds have embarked on this route. Florence Chong surveys the domestic landscape Read More
Frontier Advisors Appoints Head of Real Assets Appointment, Infrastructure, Real Estate Frontier Advisors has appointed Lucy Minichiello as Head of Real Assets Read More
Malaysia’s KWAP Opts for Transition Assets Asset Owners, ESG, Infrastructure, Real Estate Malaysia’s largest civil servant pension scheme, KWAP, plans to invest RM20 billion ($7 bn) into transition assets, focussing on renewable energy, sustainable infrastructure and innovative clean technologies Read More
Innovative Investments in Affordable Housing Asset Owners, Real Estate The numbers for affordable housing projects don’t always stack up, but a few super funds have found an innovative way to make these projects work, Florence Chong writes Read More
TelstraSuper Evolves Data Centre Investments Asset Owners, Infrastructure, Real Estate, Women in Finance Taking development risk in data centres is a good way of maximising the benefits of investing in the sector, TelstraSuper says Read More
ART Repositions Real Estate Portfolio Asset Owners, Real Estate ART has repositioned its real estate portfolio after the merger of SunSuper and QSuper. Florence Chong speaks with Head of Real Estate Mark Lee about opportunities in residentials, healthcare and even holiday parks Read More
Zero Vacancy – UniSuper Firms Up Logistics Play Asset Owners, Real Estate Over the next eight to 10 years, the UniSuper portfolio of warehouses and distribution centres will grow in the billions as it builds out its landbanks in Sydney and Melbourne, Florence Chong writes Read More
Top Quality Retail a High Conviction Play for Unisuper Asset Owners, Real Estate It was the second year of the global pandemic. Migration to online shopping was in full flight, with shopping centres shuttered in lockdowns. Then stakes in two of the country’s most successful shopping centres came to market. Read More
NZ Government Insurer Broadens Property Portfolio Asset Owners, Insurance, Real Estate Some 30 years after it was established in 1972, New Zealand’s unique no-fault personal injury insurer, the Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC), started to look at property to broaden its portfolio of investments. Read More
