2021 Agenda
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Julia is the Founder and Chief Executive of Streets Consulting, the business development, marketing and communications consultancy working with clients from early-stage start-ups to some of the world’s largest organisations. She has enjoyed a career of more than 25 years in financial services and previously held senior executive positions at the London Stock Exchange Group, NYSE Euronext and the international brokerage firm Instinet
Vicky examines the possible future scenarios, government responses and monetary policy options as the world seeks recovery from Covid-19
Economist, author and commentator, Vicky has worked in big-five consultancies as well as the UK Government’s Economic Service and the Department of Business Innovation and Skills. She sits on the Council of the Academy of Social Sciences and is a Companion of the British Academy of Management. Her books include: It’s the Economy, Stupid: Economics for Voters, and Greekonomics: The Euro crisis and Why Politicians don’t get It.
How has the Covid-19 pandemic changed the real estate investment landscape? What does recovery look like? How much of what has changed is permanent and how much is temporary?
Before joining Capital Economics in 2018, Andrew was Head of Economics and Forecasting across EMEA for JLL. His decade in real estate was preceded by 15 years as a professional economist at Experian, the Bank of England, RBS and the London Business School
How has Covid-19 changed the focus of both domestic and international investors? The evolution of traditional asset classes during the pandemic and predictions for how they will perform in the future.
Retail: Andy Rogers, Chief Operating Officer & Group Treasurer, Frogmore
Industrial & logistics: Joanne McNamara, EVP, Europe and Asia-Pacific, Oxford Properties
Office: Zach Douglas, CEO and Co-Founder, Orega
Following the individual presentations our speakers will be joined by our Chair, who will moderate an in-depth discussion with questions from the audience welcomed
Is debt emerging as the latest alternative investment? With the retail investors under pressure, the office being hit by uncertainty and record tight yields for logistics assets, debt is emerging as an attractive alternative to access traditional asset classes. The panellists consider debt as an alternative instrument to access the traditional asset classes and discuss how investors can hedge against value uncertainty as well as record tight yields
Chaired by: Julia Streets, Chief Executive, Streets Consulting
Our panellists assess whether a forthcoming boom in consumer spending and economic activity could be the beginning of the end of the low interest rate environment and how the real estate sector can react to high borrowing costs.
Moderated by: David Parsley, Contributing Editor, Property Week
Participant numbers for each session will be capped to allow for open and inclusive discussion for everyone in the room. Topics to be discussed will include:
1. Onshore v offshore: What do new tax implications mean for investors?
Hosted by: Adrian Benosiglio, Partner - Real Estate Tax, RSM UK
2. The future of UK funds
Hosted by: John Forbes, Founder, John Forbes Consulting
3. The levelling up agenda
Hosted by: Ben Barbanel, Head of Debt Finance, OakNorth Bank
4. Tapping into the value of student accommodation
Hosted by: Philip Hillman, Chairman, Living Capital Markets, JLL
5. What is the long-term Impact of flexible working on office investment?
Hosted by: Zach Douglas, CEO and Co-Founder, Orega
UK property has long been established as a prime target for overseas investors, and the UK Government needs this investment to continue. What can we learn from our international cousins? What are other countries doing to channel investment into their local assets? How are sources of capital into the UK changing?
Chaired by: Julia Streets, Chief Executive, Streets Consulting
As pressures to reduce the world’s carbon footprint towards a net zero carbon future mount, real estate investors and developers need to adapt to the growing demands from their most important stakeholders: regulators, investors and customers (tenants). The entire asset lifecycle - from conception, to operations, and transactions - needs to be updated, in order to respond to these growing, and in many cases - overwhelming, pressures. How can the sector make sense of the myriad of ESG and sustainability frameworks and guidelines being published, and does the industry really know how to compare one bold claim against another? To what extent is the industry actually addressing this and how is C-suite management culture and strategy evolving to accommodate these changes? Are efforts to provide more clarity actually adding to the confusion and the very real risk of greenwashing?
Chaired by: Julia Streets, Chief Executive, Streets Consulting
Julia will share her thoughts on the highlights of the day and summarise the key takeaways from the forum.
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