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Citi and Bank of America Merrill Lynch take second and third spots in Institutional Investor awards.
CEO Gunnar Branson says investors are having to weigh multiple risks and opportunities.
UBS’s Peter Baccile says he expects activism will be story to watch in second half.
Merger will create $6.3 billion REIT focused on grocery-anchored shopping centers.
BlackRock’s Sherry Rexroad expects global capital flows to remain healthy.
CEO Arlen Nordhagen says new competition not hurting self-storage REIT.
Greenberg Traurig's Presant discusses bottom-loss guarantees.
CEO Steven Tanger says company eager to fill “void” in the market with new center.
CEO Tim Mihalik expects more streamlined company following dispositions.
Green Street’s DJ Busch says portfolios today are “much higher quality.”
Sullivan says effects of retailers’ struggles on real estate valuations might be “overdone.”
Q&A with ARES Executive Managing Director Nobuhiro Naito
CEO Nelson Mills says San Francisco transactions “exceeding expectations.”
Locke Lord's Kenneth Betts says FINRA having positive impact.