Blueprint: US authorities propose stricter lending limits on banks, GIC hits allocation ceiling, CalSTRS outperforms its benchmark with negative returns

Stricter capital reserve requirements for US banks have become reality, stoking fears among commercial real estate borrowers of less available debt; Singapore state investment fund GIC hits real estate allocation limits after last year's buying spree; CalSTRS posts negative real estate performance that still beats its benchmark and more in today's briefing, exclusively for our valued subscribers.

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