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Tishman Speyer CEO Rob Speyer walks PERE through ‘one of the most active and acquisitive periods’ in his company’s history.
Investors continue to back the Chicago-based firm's Asian Opportunity Fund series despite Mark Gabbay's departure as key man.
The ANREV and Aurex Group Asian compensation survey published this week offers a glimpse of the stark difference between male and female compensation levels in private real estate.  
The firm has hired a former real estate executive from Macquarie ahead of making its first direct investments and opening a potential office in the country.
After five years of transitioning its real estate portfolio, the £47bn investor remains resolute when it comes to the workplace.
Having a network of mentors can provide support and opportunities for career development, says Ropes & Gray’s Isabel Dische.
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The new business, backed by Silverpeak and Capstone Equities, will focus on real estate secondaries opportunities in direct assets and open-end funds.
The firm plans to open an office in Sydney next year as well as add to its Singapore and Shanghai teams.
With logistics being the firm's highest conviction in China, the sector represents 62% of its total assets under management in the country.
Kim has led the Korean state investor's real estate business for an unusually long time. In his exclusive interview with PERE he explains why.
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