Property derivatives
Former Dresdner Banker given record jail sentence for insider dealing
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Christian Littlewood, his wife and their accomplice illicitly invested more than £2 million over eight years
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The development of a property derivatives market in Asia stalled during the financial crisis of 2007-2008 and has failed to regain any real momentum, presenting a gloomy outlook for the business. But some...
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Less volatile than equities and on offer in a variety of forms and available in either growth or income style, commercial property has made a low-key return to the investment world. As property values...
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Optimism for property derivatives
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Despite massive global real estate losses, the property derivatives market has been largely ignored, with trading activity focused almost exclusively in the UK. What are the prospects for growth in the asset class? By Peter Madigan
Property swap analysis could have softened commercial property market...
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Implied total returns suggest UK property market was overheating in 2006.
UK Pensions - PC buys Thorn scheme
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After buying UK electrical company Thorn in 2006, Pension Corporation (PC) has organised a buyout of the company's £1 billion pension scheme with its regulated insurance subsidiary PIC. According to Chris Martin of Independent Trustee Services (ITS),...
The great property price panacea
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Property derivatives aren't anything new in the UK commercial property market, but they could experience more explosive growth across the pond, where commercial property prices are poised for dramatic falls in the wake of the subprime crisis. Peter Andresen...
Accidental heroes
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IPD has grown to become the main index provider for property derivatives. The company's story points to some of the obstacles facing this developing market, writes Rob Mannix
Nirvana for some
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The crash in commercial property values in the UK has been sudden if not unexpected. The bottom of the correction could be in sight, but not all lenders will benefit equally as activity resumes. By Rob Mannix
Property derivatives grow despite market drop
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Property derivatives volumes reached new highs in the fourth quarter of 2007, even as UK commercial property prices fell sharply, according to figures released today.
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