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Hotel Asset Redevelopment Associate director
Associate Director - Fund Management
Managing Director - Head of European Transactions
Head of EMEA Insurance Investment Solutions
Managing Director, Transactions, France, Belgium and Southern Europe
Hotel Asset Redevelopment Associate director
Associate Director - Fund Management
Managing Director - Head of European Transactions
Head of EMEA Insurance Investment Solutions
Managing Director, Transactions, France, Belgium and Southern Europe
Asset Management Director
Associate Director, Asset Management
Channel Marketing Manager France, Benelux, Nordics
Invesco Real Estate has signed a firm six-year lease with the LSE Group for more than 20,000 sqm of its 45,000 sqm logistics centre (...)
On behalf of its Invesco Real Estate European Living Fund launched in 2020, Invesco has acquired a 115 apartment building (7,100 sqm), scheduled for (...)
Like the investment market as a whole, the retail investment market recovered sharply at the end of the year, with almost €1.4bn committed in (...)
As 2020 ended against a backdrop of recession (-9% for the GDP), a decline conditioned by the consequences of the Covid-19 on the country's (...)
Nhood — a contraction of neighbourhood — is the name adopted by the Mulliez family to designate its new platform dedicated to mixed-use real (...)
French insurance group CNP Assurances has acquired acquiring from Invesco Real Estate an 11,000 sqm office building located at 173-175 boulevard Haussmann, in the (...)
In recent weeks, the American real estate investor Tishman Speyer and the Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP Investments) have completed three transactions in (...)
Invesco Real Estate ("Invesco"), has announced the launch of Invesco Real Estate European Living Fund, an open fund investing in pan-European residential assets. The fund (...)
Tishman Speyer and the Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP Investments) recently acquired the Espace Lumière building in Boulogne-Billancourt, near Paris, from a fund (...)
The health and economic crisis does not (yet) seem to have had an impact on high street retail investment in Paris. Invesco Real Estate, (...)
US manager Invesco Real Estate has sold 144 Rivoli, a mixed-use asset located in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, to the Dutch company Ingka Investments (...)
On behalf of one of its clients, Invesco Real Estate has signed an agreement to sell on the building at 173 Boulevard Haussmann, in the (...)
Despite the current retail environment, IKEA clearly has no intention of revising its ambitions to set up operations in the heart of Paris. Not (...)
Invesco Real Estate (IRE) has announced the third closing of its European Value Add II (EVAF II) fund. To date, the company has raised (...)
President and Founder of Longevity Partners, Etienne Cadestin, has announced he is taking over the management of the France & Belux subsidiary of the pan-European responsible (...)
Global investment manager Invesco Real Estate today announced the acquisition off-plan of two Class A logistics platforms, located in Artenay and Cernay-les-Reims, and totalling (...)
Invesco Real Estate, which last week announced nearly €1bn in acquisitions, has added a forward-funded 17,600 sqm office project in Saint-Denis, a northern suburb (...)
“When it comes to equity, European real estate is like a busy nightclub – as soon as one group leaves, another seems to be (...)
In the age of e-commerce, a €550bn industry across Europe according to Colliers, many see a clear conflict between retail and logistics. In this (...)
With €29.7bn spent on offices last year, a 24% jump from 2017, Germany established itself as the biggest office market in Europe, a surge (...)
UK, on the ropes but not out yet The United Kingdom was on the ropes in 2018 but still managed to hold on to its title (...)
US-based manager Invesco Real Estate has sold the 23,000 sqm Tour Prisma in Paris La Défense to French manager AEW Ciloger. Specialists estimated the (...)
In its largest-ever European asset transaction, investment manager Invesco Real Estate is paying €789m for Capital 8, a 45,000 sqm office building in the (...)
In the longest lease contract in the history of the Polish office market, audit and financial consultancy giant Deloitte is to extend its occupancy in the (...)
Saying France is a key target market at present, US manager Invesco Real Estate has acquired a major office building in the 9th quarter of Paris, (...)
Listed Israeli Fattal Hotels chain is reported to have sold the Leonardo Royal Hotel in Munich for €157m in a 30-year sale-leaseback, with the buyer identified (...)
Israeli-controlled fund manager Adar Capital Partners has now built its stake in Spanish residential developer Neinor Homes to 27.8%, sparking speculation in Spanish media (...)
Israeli-controlled fund manager Adar Capital Partners, a senior shareholder in Germany's TLG Immobilien, has built a 9.2% equity stake in Spain's Neinor Homes, making it the largest (...)
Norway's giant pension sovereign fund has declared a 4.8% investment in Spanish REIT/SOCOMI Neinor Homes after the accelerated book building last week in which the sponsor, (...)
Giant Texas-based opportunity and wealth management group Lone Star has sold almost all its remaining stake in Spanish housing firm Neinor Homes which it floated last March. The (...)
In a €908m deal, acquisitive Swedish hotel group Pandox has signed with US manager Lone Star to acquire a portfolio of 37 hotels that includes Jurys (...)
Prospects for a record long business cycle expansion – According to the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), the longest business cycle expansion in (...)
The U.S. business cycle expansion is continuing, as reflected in rising employment, moderate real GDP growth, and rising equity and real estate prices. With (...)
Most institutional investors are familiar with the appeal of holding real estate. With a low correlation to other asset classes, it can serve as (...)
Over the past five months, the US has experienced a string of surprisingly low inflation reports. After peaking at 2.7% in February, annual growth (...)
The Canadian economy grew faster than expected in the first quarter of 2017. Real gross domestic product (real GDP) grew at an annualized rate (...)
Municipal bonds are often thought of as tax-exempt vehicles appropriate only for investors who fall into higher tax brackets. However, municipal bonds can offer (...)
The US business cycle expansion is still intact, owing much more to underlying fundamentals such as private sector deleveraging, the recovery of the banks, (...)
The Trump “reflation trade” is being undermined by the failure of the new administration to implement planned legislation, specifically the Affordable Care Act (the (...)
Under Donald Trump’s leadership, US gross domestic product (GDP) is widely expected to accelerate. However, I expect only a modest upswing to 2.4% in (...)
After the sell-off in major asset markets and in sterling at the end of June, and the subsequent revival during the July-September period of (...)
On 24 June, immediately following the British referendum vote in favour of exit from the EU, financial markets were hit by an abrupt sell-off. (...)
Rather than a binary event, we believe the UK’s European Union (EU) referendum is best thought of as a continuum of uncertain outcomes, potentially (...)
Whether or not MSCI adds China A-shares to the MSCI Emerging Markets index as part of their next round of updates in June, we (...)
Invesco Global Real Estate Fund, declined 1.82% (gross) over the first quarter of 2016, in line with its benchmark, the FTSE EPRA/NAREIT Developed Real (...)
Most institutional investors are familiar with the appeal of holding real estate. With a low correlation to other asset classes, it can serve as (...)
February in financial markets – equities, lower-rated corporate bonds and commodities. The sell-off was based on misplaced fears of recession in the US, added (...)
Over the first quarter of 2016, Invesco Canadian Balanced Fund returned 0.47%, slightly outperforming its institutional benchmark, the 35% S&P/TSX Composite Index/25% MSCI World (...)
Global smaller-company equity markets ended the first quarter in positive territory and managed to reclaim the steep declines incurred earlier in the year The (...)
Over the first quarter of 2016, Invesco International Growth Fund declined 4.84% (gross of fees), outperforming its benchmark, the MSCI EAFE Index, which declined (...)
On a geographic basis, the Fund’s holdings in emerging markets, an area absent in the benchmark, outperformed developed international markets over the period and (...)
We expect US growth to remain above trend and inflation to firm through year-end 2016. European growth surprised to the upside in 2015, and will (...)
Trimark Canadian Fund declined 1.71% gross of fees over the first quarter of 2016. The Fund’s benchmark, the 65% S&P/TSX Composite Index/35% MSCI World (...)
The Fund’s outperformance was largely a result of the Fund’s holdings in the consumer discretionary and financials sectors performing better than their counterparts in (...)
Trimark Fund (gross) declined 2.70% over the first quarter of 2016, outperforming the Fund’s benchmark, the MSCI World Index, which fell 7.21% (C$) over (...)
Trimark Global Endeavour Fund declined 1.89% gross of fees over the first quarter of 2016. This compares with a return of -6.00% (C$) for (...)
Over the first quarter of 2016, Gross units of Trimark Global Fundamental Equity Fund declined 3.74% while Gross units of Trimark Global Fundamental Equity (...)
Trimark Income Growth Fund seeks to generate capital growth and income over the long term. The Fund invests primarily in Canadian equities, fixed-income securities (...)
The first quarter of 2016 saw the return of volatility in equities post the first rate hike by the Federal Reserve (Fed) since the (...)
For many years, investor motivations for considering real estate have included its characteristic stable income, strong historical relative performance across multiple cycles, and potential (...)
The Fund’s performance over the long term is largely an outcome of the portfolio management team’s (the “team’s”) stock selection. The Fund’s outperformance relative (...)
Over the last 12 months we have witnessed more than a 50% correction in the oil price from over USD 100 per barrel to (...)
In this paper, we will present the results of our research into truly active management. Our results show that over the last five market (...)
The rise in the US dollar may increase funding pressures in emerging market (EM) countries, but we do not foresee a generalized crisis. Concerns (...)
Since our last Investor’s Summit in mid-2014, the path of growth across global economies diverged substantially, as we anticipated. After a bumpy start to (...)
The rapid growth of Asian consumption has made Asian domestic consumer stocks an interesting subsector of the local equity market. Global investors searching for (...)
The European debt market has been one of the undoubted successes of the euro project. A large, single currency market has developed to replace (...)
In most developed economies the post-war years since 1945 saw sustained business cycle expansions alternating with shorter recessions. In general, the problem the authorities (...)
At the beginning of a new year, it is good tradition to reflect on things past and look at what the future may bring. (...)
Real estate securities valuations currently appear fair by longer term standards and relatively attractive from a yield perspective. With generally healthy balance sheets and (...)
According to our analysis, about 70% of the total long-term return from real estate, listed or unlisted, comes from the usually strong, and largely (...)
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