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    <description>Max d’Ambrumenil leads the Asia-Pacific practice at Ferguson Partners, a search and consultancy firm that focuses on real estate. He has worked in Asia for over 15 years and managed numerous appointments in real estate, infrastructure, private equity, and credit across APAC. Before Ferguson Partners, he led the Asia investment and funds management practice for a real-estate-focused recruitment business.</description>
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      <description>Just 18 months ago, institutional investors from around the world were busy building up their exposure to private real estate in the Asia-Pacific. Executives from North America, Europe and the Middle East were frequently in the region, investing in offices, logistics centres and emerging sectors such as data centres.
As well as investing directly in assets, they also invested collectively via joint ventures, club deals and other non-fund vehicles.
In the year before the pandemic began, investors...</description>
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      <title>Global investment in Asian property will become increasingly local as Covid-19 travel curbs bite</title>
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