with Derivatives Frank J. Fabozzi Silvia Stanescu Radu Tunaru
Abstract
Commercial real estate is a huge and significant investment in many global institutional portfolios, but the use of derivatives in this market has been quite limited to date.
That’s a pity. Portfolio managers who are willing to step forward and apply some of the derivatives tools currently available in commercial real estate will find immediate and practical benefits, say authors Frank Fabozzi, Professor of Finance at EDHEC Business School and Editor of The Journal of Portfolio Management , and Kent Business School professors Silvia Stanescu and Radu Tunaru.
For this Practical Applications report, we spoke with Greg MacKinnon—Director of Research at the Pension Real Estate Association and co-editor of the JPM Special Real Estate Issue in which the article appeared.
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