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  Ingo Potsch    Premium Member   Group moderator

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  Finance Forum

  Hitting the reset button The US private equity real estate industry has spent the past four years in a figurative time warp, with few deals, minimal fundraising and the primary focus on asset and portfolio management. 2012, however, could change that as the bulk of 2007-vintage loans start to mature and banks start dealing with their legacy mortgages. 2012, it is being argued, is when the private equity real estate industry hits the reset button. Yet as deal flow and capital flows start to increase, significant challenges still remain for fund managers, institutional investors and property professionals. From the macro-economic outlook in the US to finding the best risk-adjusted opportunities, the PERE Forum: New York aims to tackle these critical issues. One focus for the event – on November 9-10 – will be helping delegates look at the private equity real estate investment environment through the eyes of the limited partners by asking them to be “LP for the day”. As the forum considers the opportunities emerging in the US and globally, delegates will be asked to put themselves in investors’ shoes and hypothetically deploy capital. Juggling risk tolerances, returns and existing portfolio exposures, delegates will be able to see how in real time how a myriad number of issues facing the real estate asset class translates into capital commitments to funds, co-investments and joint ventures. Matt Khourie keynote Tom Barrack at the PERE Forum: New York 2010 Among the highlights of the PERE Forum: New York 2011: * LP for the day. Institutional investors will be on hand to talk through the issues they face in constructing a global real estate portfolio and explain the thinking behind making the decisions they do. As delegates attempt to invest a hypothetical $500 million of equity over the course of the two-day conference, LPs will talk through how they construct global portfolios at the same time as balancing risk, returns and exposures. * Keynote interviews. Leading GPs and institutional investors will discuss their outlook for real estate opportunities in 2012. * Macro-economic outlook. What are the prospects for growth in the US – is it a train wreck waiting to happen or will America pull itself out of the doldrums once again? What happens to economic and job growth if the US succumbs to high inflation in the future? How will it impact demand for the real estate asset class and how will it impact returns for fund managers and investors? * Digging deeper. Case study reviews and in-depth panels will be held on a variety of issues, sectors and strategies. * Far from limited. Some institutional investors argue they are over-diversified when it comes to their private equity real estate relationships. In an age of consolidation, what are institutional investors looking for from existing and new managers, what are their risk tolerances and how will they take advantage of future opportunities? * Capital market flows. As credit comes back to the real estate asset class, how are lenders and borrowers balancing risks? BOOK YOUR PLACE ONLINE NOW | CALL: +1 212 645 1919 ext.115 | EMAIL: regny@peimedia.com BOOK YOUR PLACE ONLINE NOW | CALL +1 212 645 1919 ext.115 | EMAIL: regny@peimedia.com Further information For further information about event and the program, please contact Zoe Hughes on +1 212 633 2907 or email zoe.h@peimedia.com To discuss sponsorship packages, please contact Jeff Gendel on +1 212 633 1452 or email jeff.g@peimedia.com Institutional investors attend for free* - quote LP11 Book more than one 2011 PERE event and save 15%. Email regny@peimedia.com for details. PERE Investor Forum PERE Forum: Germany PERE Forum: Asia * Complimentary LP passes: Certain LP categories, including institutional investors and limited partners from foundations, endowments and public and private pension funds,may receive a complimentary pass to attend this event. This offer is not applicable to fund of funds and advisors. Please do not make any travel arrangements until we have confirmed your eligibility.
  
  • 01 Nov 2011, 06:12 am
  Ingo Potsch wrote: > Hitting the reset button The US private equity real estate industry > has spent the past four years in a figurative time warp, with few > deals, minimal fundraising and the primary focus on asset and > portfolio management. 2012, however, could change that as the bulk of > 2007-vintage loans start to mature and banks start dealing with their > legacy mortgages. 2012, it is being argued, is when the private > equity real estate industry hits the reset button. Yet as deal flow > and capital flows start to increase, significant challenges still > remain for fund managers, institutional investors and property > professionals. From the macro-economic outlook in the US to finding > the best risk-adjusted opportunities, the PERE Forum: New York aims > to tackle these critical issues. One focus for the event – on > November 9-10 – will be helping delegates look at the private equity > real estate investment environment through the eyes of the limited > partners by asking them to be “LP for the day”. As the forum > considers the opportunities emerging in the US and globally, > delegates will be asked to put themselves in investors’ shoes and > hypothetically deploy capital. Juggling risk tolerances, returns and > existing portfolio exposures, delegates will be able to see how in > real time how a myriad number of issues facing the real estate asset > class translates into capital commitments to funds, co-investments > and joint ventures. Matt Khourie keynote Tom Barrack at the PERE > Forum: New York 2010 Among the highlights of the PERE Forum: New York > 2011: * LP for the day. Institutional investors will be on hand to > talk through the issues they face in constructing a global real > estate portfolio and explain the thinking behind making the decisions > they do. As delegates attempt to invest a hypothetical $500 million > of equity over the course of the two-day conference, LPs will talk > through how they construct global portfolios at the same time as > balancing risk, returns and exposures. * Keynote interviews. Leading > GPs and institutional investors will discuss their outlook for real > estate opportunities in 2012. * Macro-economic outlook. What are the > prospects for growth in the US – is it a train wreck waiting to > happen or will America pull itself out of the doldrums once again? > What happens to economic and job growth if the US succumbs to high > inflation in the future? How will it impact demand for the real > estate asset class and how will it impact returns for fund managers > and investors? * Digging deeper. Case study reviews and in-depth > panels will be held on a variety of issues, sectors and strategies. * > Far from limited. Some institutional investors argue they are > over-diversified when it comes to their private equity real estate > relationships. In an age of consolidation, what are institutional > investors looking for from existing and new managers, what are their > risk tolerances and how will they take advantage of future > opportunities? * Capital market flows. As credit comes back to the > real estate asset class, how are lenders and borrowers balancing > risks? BOOK YOUR PLACE ONLINE NOW | CALL: +1 212 645 1919 ext.115 | > EMAIL: regny@peimedia.com BOOK YOUR PLACE ONLINE NOW | CALL +1 212 > 645 1919 ext.115 | EMAIL: regny@peimedia.com Further information For > further information about event and the program, please contact Zoe > Hughes on +1 212 633 2907 or email zoe.h@peimedia.com To discuss > sponsorship packages, please contact Jeff Gendel on +1 212 633 1452 > or email jeff.g@peimedia.com Institutional investors attend for free* > - quote LP11 Book more than one 2011 PERE event and save 15%. Email > regny@peimedia.com for details. PERE Investor Forum PERE Forum: > Germany PERE Forum: Asia * Complimentary LP passes: Certain LP > categories, including institutional investors and limited partners > from foundations, endowments and public and private pension funds,may > receive a complimentary pass to attend this event. This offer is not > applicable to fund of funds and advisors. Please do not make any > travel arrangements until we have confirmed your eligibility.
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  Ingo Potsch    Premium Member   Group moderator

  The company name is only visible to registered members.

  Re: Finance Forum

  One focus for the event – on November 9-10 – will be helping delegates look at the private equity real estate investment environment through the eyes of the limited partners by asking them to be “LP for the day”. As the forum considers the opportunities emerging in the US and globally, delegates will be asked to put themselves in investors’ shoes and hypothetically deploy capital. Juggling risk tolerances, returns and existing portfolio exposures, delegates will be able to see how in real time how a myriad number of issues facing the real estate asset class translates into capital commitments to funds, co-investments and joint ventures.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Among the highlights of the PERE Forum: New York 2011:
  
  LP for the day. Institutional investors will be on hand to talk through the issues they face in constructing a global real estate portfolio and explain the thinking behind making the decisions they do. As delegates attempt to invest a hypothetical $500 million of equity over the course of the two-day conference, LPs will talk through how they construct global portfolios at the same time as balancing risk, returns and exposures.
  Keynote interviews. Leading GPs and institutional investors will discuss their outlook for real estate opportunities in 2012.
  Macro-economic outlook. What are the prospects for growth in the US – is it a train wreck waiting to happen or will America pull itself out of the doldrums once again? What happens to economic and job growth if the US succumbs to high inflation in the future? How will it impact demand for the real estate asset class and how will it impact returns for fund managers and investors?
  Digging deeper. Case study reviews and in-depth panels will be held on a variety of issues, sectors and strategies.
  Far from limited. Some institutional investors argue they are over-diversified when it comes to their private equity real estate relationships. In an age of consolidation, what are institutional investors looking for from existing and new managers, what are their risk tolerances and how will they take advantage of future opportunities?
  Capital market flows. As credit comes back to the real estate asset class, how are lenders and borrowers balancing risks?
  
  • 01 Nov 2011, 06:13 am
  Ingo Potsch wrote: > One focus for the event – on November 9-10 – will be helping > delegates look at the private equity real estate investment > environment through the eyes of the limited partners by asking them > to be “LP for the day”. As the forum considers the opportunities > emerging in the US and globally, delegates will be asked to put > themselves in investors’ shoes and hypothetically deploy capital. > Juggling risk tolerances, returns and existing portfolio exposures, > delegates will be able to see how in real time how a myriad number of > issues facing the real estate asset class translates into capital > commitments to funds, co-investments and joint ventures. > > > > > > > > Among the highlights of the PERE Forum: New York 2011: > > LP for the day. Institutional investors will be on hand to talk > through the issues they face in constructing a global real estate > portfolio and explain the thinking behind making the decisions they > do. As delegates attempt to invest a hypothetical $500 million of > equity over the course of the two-day conference, LPs will talk > through how they construct global portfolios at the same time as > balancing risk, returns and exposures. > Keynote interviews. Leading GPs and institutional investors will > discuss their outlook for real estate opportunities in 2012. > Macro-economic outlook. What are the prospects for growth in the US > – is it a train wreck waiting to happen or will America pull itself > out of the doldrums once again? What happens to economic and job > growth if the US succumbs to high inflation in the future? How will > it impact demand for the real estate asset class and how will it > impact returns for fund managers and investors? > Digging deeper. Case study reviews and in-depth panels will be held > on a variety of issues, sectors and strategies. > Far from limited. Some institutional investors argue they are > over-diversified when it comes to their private equity real estate > relationships. In an age of consolidation, what are institutional > investors looking for from existing and new managers, what are their > risk tolerances and how will they take advantage of future > opportunities? > Capital market flows. As credit comes back to the real estate asset > class, how are lenders and borrowers balancing risks?