Fidelity International webinar: Three expert views on Real Estate Investments, 15.4.2021
Members event
date & time
15/04/2021 4.00-6.00 EET
In an era of disruption, where volatility continues, interest rates remain low, and sustainability plays an ever-increasing element of decision making. Real estate continues to offer an attractive yield for investors and plays a vital part of client portfolios.
Fidelity Real Estate Investment Colloquium will bring together a group of renowned industry experts from Fidelity, GRESB and Maastricht University:
Kim Politzer, Head of Research for European Real Estate, Fidelity International
Sander Paul van Tongeren, co-founder and Managing director at GRESB
Nils Kok, Professor in Real Estate Finance at Maastricht University
The group will look back over the past 30 years of investment decisions, discuss the current landscape and what challenges lie ahead for investment managers and clients.
Program
16.00-16.05 Welcome
By Oskar Geldof (Head of Institutional Sales at Fidelity International)
16.05-16.10 h Introduction to the program
By Rob Bauer (Professor of Finance – Institutional Investors at Maastricht University)
16.10-16.40 h 30 Years of Global Institutional Real Estate Investment
By Nils Kok (Professor in Real Estate Finance at Maastricht University)
Nils Kok will share the results of his latest research regarding the real estate investment choices made by over 1000 pension funds worldwide, and the consequences these choices have for costs and performance.
16.40-17.10 h ESG and Real Estate, Measurement and Management
By Sander Paul van Tongeren (Co-founder and Managing Director at GRESB)
Sander Paul van Tongeren will discuss the latest development in the sustainability performance of real estate investment funds all over the world, and will also highlight the changing position and role of GRESB as a pivotal player in the improvement of global real estate sustainability.
17.10-17.40 h ESG and Real Estate Investment in Practice
By Kim Politzer (Head of Research – European Real Estate at Fidelity International)
Kim Politzer will discussing the need to recognise that the data that we have collected over the past 30 years is not fit for purpose for the next 30 years. Demands around ESG/sustainability will create a new set of data priorities and challenges.
17.40-17.50 h General Discussion
17.50-18.00 h Take home message – Closing remarks
By Oskar Geldof & Rob Bauer