IPF/ERES/INREV Joint Round Table: Real Estate Derivatives
8
Nov
2018
Financial derivatives are one of the main key features of modern financial and investment markets and are widely used to manage risks and exposures in equity, commodity, credit and money markets.
Real estate is the only major asset class that does not have a fully developed derivatives market. The heterogeneous nature of real estate has posed challenges for the development of a liquid derivatives market, with index tracking derivatives being the best credible solution so far.
Together with the European Real Estate Society (ERES) and the European Association for Investors in Non-Listed Real Estate Vehicles (INREV), IPF has been exploring the derivative opportunities for real estate within Europe, how they work, what is required and what the various applications could be, as well as the barriers to entry.
Join our breakfast round table in Amsterdam on 8 November to be part of this discussion.
Speakers
Chair
Marc Francke
University of Amsterdam
Peter Van Gool
University of Amsterdam
Zoltan Szelyes
Credit Suisse
Speakers
David Geltner
MIT Center for Real Estate
Jon Masters
Panellists
David Hedalen
Aviva Investors
Ian Cullen
Jim Sempere
Marieke Van Kamp
ING Insurance Benelux/Nationale-Nederlanden