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On-the-ground expertise is essential if investors and fund managers are to appreciate the local nuances that abound within the Asia-Pacific region. That’s why fund administration services are so important, say Catherine Law and Natalie Breen at Sanne, an Apex Group company

In a fast-changing market, Australian commercial real estate debt is ticking plenty of boxes for investors, says Wayne Lasky, founder and chairman at MaxCap.

Investor demands both improve and complicate carbon assessments, argue Apex Group’s Joshua Brunert and Hari Bhambra.

By responding early and decisively to regulatory pressures, the Channel Island has stolen a march on rival fund domiciles, argues Elliot Refson, head of funds at Jersey Finance.

Regulatory changes, and the jurisdiction’s strong existing investor and manager base, continue to support activity, say Alter Domus’s Patrick McCullagh and Matthew Molton.

Managers attending PERE’s Impact Investing roundtable discuss grappling with a host of structuring and regulatory issues to shape the first generation of real estate impact funds.

Local, regional and central governments have spent heavily to create smart cities, says Mahdi Mokrane, PATRIZIA head of investment strategy and research. But a rethink is required

Whether investors focus on tier-one, tier-two or tier-three locations, residential real estate represents an asset class offering potentially solid medium- to long-term returns, says Invesco’s John German

The pandemic has accelerated demand growth for rental residential, notes Brice Hoffer, with mature and frontier markets each offering compelling opportunities

Asia needs substantial investment in fiber networks and core and edge data centers to keep pace with the demands of the cloud and 5G, says FLOW Digital Infrastructure chairman Kris Kumar.