The APREA Asia Pacific Market Outlook Series, with parallel events in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Malaysia, delves into the market outlook for 2023 in the APAC region, with different perspectives on how key global trends will impact the real assets industry.
Sessions will focus on pressing topics such as exploring the path forward in the real assets industry amid challenging global headwinds, core and alternative sectors that are driving growth, trends and opportunities in the burgeoning REITs market, and more.
Exclusive to APREA members, the in-person event is by invitation only.
現場直播註冊
APREA members are invited to view the livestream free of charge. For non-members, there is a cost of USD$99 需註冊方可觀看直播。.
Register for the livestream via Zoom.
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主機
Sue Ann Lim
Business Development Director
Apex Group
The economy of the Asia Pacific region is slowing amid headwinds from higher interest rates and slower global trade growth. Still, domestic-oriented economies, notably India and emerging Southeast Asia, remain resilient, and a regional recession is not expected in 2023. China’s revised COVID-19 policy may also enable a faster rebound in domestic activity. ESG-related actions are now increasingly top of mind, but most firms need guidance on how to implement and monitor progress. This session will explore the path forward and offer actionable insights on the real assets sector that leaders should consider as they plan for 2023 and beyond.
揚聲器
李克莉絲汀
亞太區研究主管
萊坊
Macroeconomic headwinds caused by rising inflation, higher interest rates, and geopolitical conflict have caused investment activity in Asia Pacific to be in a holding pattern for most of 2022. However, there is still optimism about the real assets sector in the region on the back of a relatively healthy regional economy and rising global institutional capital being allocated to the region. This session takes a closer look at core and alternative sectors across the region, as well as investment strategies for 2023 and beyond.
As the pandemic recedes, many cities in the Asia pacific grapple with an oversupply of office space. Remote-work and hybrid schemes have led companies to reduce the footprint of their offices, lowering demand and increasing supply. This potential to transform under-utilised spaces into “new economy assets” – such as data centres, health care facilities, housing and co-working spaces – is a chance for investors and developers to bring them to relevance in the evolving landscape across the entire Asia Pacific region. This session will cover the future of office conversions: When do they make sense? What do they entail? What are some common pitfalls and opportunities? And to what extent can such conversions address other trends?
The last decade has seen an aggressive expansion of Asian real estate markets. Asian REITs are back on track, though in a very different landscape. This session gathers REITs from various countries in the region to compare and contrast how they have refined their value propositions and adapted their business strategies across portfolios to cope with Covid, e-commerce, changing monetary policies, geopolitics, and new stakeholder priorities (ESG). It also looks to the future of Asian REITs, discussing the next set of challenges and opportunities.
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Kemmu Kawai 於 2022 年 9 月加入 Longevity Partners Japan 擔任國家總監。他以東京為基地，負責監督日本、亞太地區及其他地區的所有營運和活動。他擁有超過16年的金融經驗，專門從事房地產和信貸投資。在加入 Longevity Partners 之前，他曾在 Norinchukin Bank 擔任投資組合經理，並在 Center Point Development 擔任投資經理。.
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