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Red Ribbon Fund Management Appoints Anthony Frieze As New Managing Director

Suchit PunnoseJune 29, 2021

Anthony Frieze has been appointed as Managing Director of Red Ribbon Fund Management, which recently launched its White Label Fund Hosting Service to global fund managers. As a former director at Dresdner Kleinwort and Deutsche Bank, Anthony Frieze has worked with some of the largest sovereign wealth funds and central banks as well as international investors ...

Building Up Demand By Building Back Strong: How Indian Real Estate Is Planning For A Post Covid Future

Suchit PunnoseMay 5, 2021

Minute by minute, day by day, we’ll all end up living in the future: and no matter how hard and painful the present might be, we can’t afford to forget where we’re going. Of course, there’s no denying COVID-19 has been a fell disrupter of our daily lives: local lockdowns hit supply chains and the ...

The Age Of The City…Rural Migration Has Reshaped India’s Real Estate Markets

Suchit PunnoseApril 7, 2021

They called it Cottonopolis: in 1815 Manchester had a population of just 45,000, and the soon to be City had no Parliamentary representation at all: unlike the constituency of Old Sarum near Salisbury, which had two MPs and a population of precisely onethe voter (a shepherd) died in 1821, and without the inconvenience of having anyone to ...

A Time To Build And Buy…Indian Real Estate Is Facing A Perfect Storm Of Opportunity

Suchit PunnoseMarch 10, 2021

If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it’s probably a duck: which is good news if you’re looking for a duck. And the same faithful formula applies to commercial markets: forget all the background noise, if it’s growing and looks like growing more, it’s probably good to invest in. You don’t ...

Can Unprecedented Demand Create a Slump in Property Prices…Of course not, Global Real Estate is as Strong as Ever

Suchit PunnoseFebruary 10, 2021

Buying an average London house would have set you back £55,000 in 1985: but the same house would cost £84,000 five years later, and by 2010 it was selling for £283,000. Last year it was worth £490,000. That’s an aggregate increase of 890%, which is a pretty good going, bearing in mind £55,000 invested in equities over the ...

The Lessons Of History…Indian Real Estate And Equity Markets Still Go Hand In Hand

Suchit PunnoseDecember 23, 2020

For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction: that’s why you can expect a reaction (quite a powerful one actually) if you present your loved one with last minute flowers from the service station. But not so fast, not every action produces pushback: some move together, following the same trend in lockstep. And nowhere is ...

Indian Migrant Workers are Redefining the Housing Market

Suchit PunnoseDecember 2, 2020

India’s migrant workers are voting with their feet: streaming onto railways and roads, taking to bikes and byways and making their way back to the Cities they deserted in the aftermath of the pandemic. It’s the biggest movement of people on the subcontinent since Independence more than seventy years ago, and it’s set to have ...

Joe Biden wants to find a Key Partner in India

Suchit PunnoseNovember 11, 2020

Joe Biden intends to reverse Trump’s “dangerous and destructive climate policies” (Joe’s words), and whatever delusions Trump might still entertain on Twitter, Biden is the President Elect of the United States. Under his stewardship the United States will re-join the Paris Climate Accords “on day one” of the new Administration, work to “seek higher ambition from nations across ...

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