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This study examines the options that fund managers consider as the termination date of their closed end funds approach.

The Funds of Funds Study 2020 provides an overview of the fund of funds industry globally, including insights by target region, by style and structure and other associated characteristics, as well as detailed analysis of the performance of funds of funds. The study is international in scope, and is conducted in conjunction with ANREV in Asia Pacific.

This year’s survey includes 140 managers and represents total real estate assets under management of €3.2 trillion as at end 2019.

Richard Buytendijk, Senior Research and Analytics Manager at INREV, together with Herman Kok, Head of Research at Meyer Bergman, and Karen Martinus, Global Research Associate at USAA discuss investors changing real estate allocations, which non-listed vehicles they intend to invest in and how fund managers will respond to that demand. 

Brenna O'Roarty, Executive Director at RHL Strategic Solutions and Maarten Jennen, Senior Director - Strategist Private Real Estate at PGGM, discuss the The Coming of Age: the rebirth and renewal of the non-listed real estate industry 2019 paper. 

Note: due to technical difficulties full recording is not available. 

The Management Fees and Terms Comparison Study 2019 compares the fees and cost structures of non-listed real estate investment funds in Europe and Asia Pacific with a focus on total expense ratios (TERs) and real estate expense ratios (REERs). The report is based on the regional studies conducted by INREV and ANREV during 2018.

Norbert Bol, Chief Investment Officer at Sweco, Mark Long, Head of Strategy at Orchard Street, and Jose Monsalve, INREV Research and Analytics Analyst, dive into the results from the INREV Investor Universe Studies.

The Investor Universe Comparison Study 2019 consolidates the findings of the seven individual Investor Universe studies undertaken in late 2018 and early 2019 for Finland, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Sweden and the United Kingdom.