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Christie Ou

Christie Ou is the Asia-Pacific reporter for PERE covering the private equity real estate markets in the region. Prior to joining PERE, she covered Asia’s business market for Bloomberg Business Week Chinese and the credit market for UK-based Private Debt Investor. She is a native speaker of Cantonese and Mandarin, with solid command of writing and speaking in English. Christie holds her bachelor degree at London School of Economics and a master degree in journalism at the University of Hong Kong.
The country's institutions are recalibrating their core-heavy strategies to focus more on value-add opportunities.
The Korean investor is leaning into club deals, SMAs and direct investments to sharpen strategy, cut costs and speed up investments.
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The Singaporean insurer is exploring new investment strategies – including credit – to optimize returns in a higher cost environment.
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Michael Humphrey is tasked with opening an office in Singapore while working with his team across two offices in Tokyo and Seoul.
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The Japanese buyout specialist, which expanded into the asset class last month, will focus on opportunities in corporate-owned real estate.
Private equity firms and investment managers, which traditionally had different risk-return profiles, are converging for one important reason.
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In 2025, industry professionals saw median remuneration gains in all but one category, according to Sousou Partners and PERE’s latest compensation survey.
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The firm is raising capital for three real estate funds and plans to launch a fourth vehicle next month.
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Jesse Curtis will lead a platform designed to bring asset management in-house and focus on products offering stable, income-producing investments.
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This marks the first time the world's largest pension fund has invested in an Asia-based real estate manager.
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