Previous studies of the place of Property in the multi-asset portfolio have generally relied on historical data, and have been concerned with the supposed risk reduction effects that Property would have on such portfolios. In this paper a different approach has been taken. Not only are expectations data used, but we have also concentrated upon the required return that Property would have to offer to achieve a holding of 15% in typical UK pension fund portfolios. Using two benchmark portfolios for pension funds, we have shown that Property's required return is less than that expected, and therefore it could justify a 15% holding
Traditionally, pension funds have been relatively homogeneous in their real estate investment practi...
Following the economic crisis which resulted in uncertainty of trustees to meet pension obligations,...
Property portfolio diversification takes many forms, most of which can be associated with asset size...
In the 1970s Real Estate represented over 17% of the average pension funds total assets. Today such ...
The position of Real Estate within a multi-asset portfolio has received considerable attention recen...
The case for property has typically rested on the application of modern portfolio theory (MPT), in t...
Purpose – Amongst the alternate property sectors, healthcare property has recently become an importa...
The issue of diversification in direct real estate investment portfolios has been widely studied in ...
2 The argument for the inclusion of real estate in the mixed-asset portfolio has concentrated on exa...
Finnish pension institutions are facing new challenges as the working population of Finland is decre...
This research investigates the usefulness of the Expected Rate of Return (ERR) on pension assets usi...
The benefits of property in the mixed asset portfolio has been the subject of a number of studies bo...
This study is concerned with the impacts on property returns from property fund flows, and with the ...
Property as an asset class used to traditionally comprise a significant part of the investment portf...
In recent years, pension crisis has drawn large public attentions. The investment strategy behind th...
Traditionally, pension funds have been relatively homogeneous in their real estate investment practi...
Following the economic crisis which resulted in uncertainty of trustees to meet pension obligations,...
Property portfolio diversification takes many forms, most of which can be associated with asset size...
In the 1970s Real Estate represented over 17% of the average pension funds total assets. Today such ...
The position of Real Estate within a multi-asset portfolio has received considerable attention recen...
The case for property has typically rested on the application of modern portfolio theory (MPT), in t...
Purpose – Amongst the alternate property sectors, healthcare property has recently become an importa...
The issue of diversification in direct real estate investment portfolios has been widely studied in ...
2 The argument for the inclusion of real estate in the mixed-asset portfolio has concentrated on exa...
Finnish pension institutions are facing new challenges as the working population of Finland is decre...
This research investigates the usefulness of the Expected Rate of Return (ERR) on pension assets usi...
The benefits of property in the mixed asset portfolio has been the subject of a number of studies bo...
This study is concerned with the impacts on property returns from property fund flows, and with the ...
Property as an asset class used to traditionally comprise a significant part of the investment portf...
In recent years, pension crisis has drawn large public attentions. The investment strategy behind th...
Traditionally, pension funds have been relatively homogeneous in their real estate investment practi...
Following the economic crisis which resulted in uncertainty of trustees to meet pension obligations,...
Property portfolio diversification takes many forms, most of which can be associated with asset size...