In this AssetTV interview, Nasir Alamgir outlines the current backdrop for real estate debt markets, including how the asset class is positioned to weather inflation and rising rates, where investor interest in the space is coming from today, and how managers like Barings implement ESG criteria as part of their investment process.
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We’ve learned over the last 25 years that it takes experience and perspective to navigate through uncertain times.
At Barings Real Estate, we harness the full breadth and depth of our $46+ billion real estate platform to deliver our clients a more complete picture of the opportunities ahead, and the solutions to capitalize on them.
Presence in 9 countries, with in-house capabilities from sourcing and asset management to research and portfolio construction.
Backed by a strong parent company with a long-term focus, and investing alongside our clients to ensure an alignment of interests.
Taking ESG into consideration at each stage of investment, and focusing on the long-term impact of every decision we make.

Ben Pile, Head of European Residential Investing & Asset Management discusses the factors driving increased investor interest in UK and European residential real estate—from diversification and income generation to potential inflation protection.

In this interview with AM Best, John Ockerbloom discusses topics ranging from the role of real estate in insurance portfolios, to accessing the asset class, to ESG.

The duration of the Ukrainian conflict and its macro-economic impact on the rest of the world remains key to assessing market pricing prospects—but the current significant property yield bond spread will soften any fallout. The Barings Real Estate team discusses.

Given the sizeable opportunity set, potential for superior long-term risk-adjusted returns, strong diversification benefits and inflation protection, there is a compelling opportunity in European residential real estate.






“Understanding the interplay between near-term cyclical weakness and long-term structural trends will be key for investors as they navigate global real estate markets in the months and years ahead.”