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Fed chair Jerome Powell’s term ends in mid-May as his expected successor, Kevin Warsh, awaits Senate confirmation.
The Chicago-based manager notes a spike in oil prices could have a knock-on effect on the commercial real estate debt and equity markets.
Mark Roberts, head of research at Dallas-based Crow Holdings, believes the Federal Reserve will cut rates two or three more times this year.
Commentary from Jerome Powell signals the growing need for asset management as a primary way of generating returns.
The firm incorporates the potential for natural disasters, like flooding or hailstorms, into its investment calculus as it seeks to invest.
Ahead of the Federal Reserve’s June 11 meeting, hopes for rate cuts have plummeted from as many as three to potentially none.
Cyclical and secular changes will lead to new uses for old strategies, innovation and adaptation.
Investors should avoid a ‘wait-and-see’ approach to the unfolding financial turmoil, says Kevin Tatro, Trimont’s managing director of special servicing
A rapid rise in interest rates marked the end of more than 10 years of historically low rates – and put new wheels in motion.
SVB and Signature, along with troubled bank First Republic, had been major sources of financing for many real estate managers.