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Lazard’s Jay Leupp says magnitude of impact unclear at this time.
CEO Mark Decker seeking portfolio that appeals to multiple price points.
Fidelity’s Steve Buller says fundamentals “good.”
CEO Jeffrey Busch says REIT eyeing suburban MOBs, surgery centers.
Paula Maggio says general counsels need to be viewed as independent.
Michael Gallagher says lack of certainty surrounds new auditor report.
Kristen Naughton highlights new revenue from contracts with customers standard.
Simon’s Mark Roberson discusses tax reform impact on REIT investment abroad.
Daniel LeBey says new asset classes or strategies offer best chance for IPOs.
PwC’s Tom Wilkin sees scope for IPOs in non-traditional areas.
Minerva’s Merrie Frankel says increased diversity positively impacts the bottom line.
CAQ’s Cindy Fornelli says REIT sector taking steps to standardize non-GAAP approach.
Deloitte’s Jim Berry describes fundamentals as “still pretty strong.”
Alston & Bird’s Rosemarie Thurston sees shift toward perpetual life products.
Chatham Financial’s Gavin Duckworth sees transition from LIBOR to SOFR.
American Tower’s Mneesha Nahata says essential to “think three steps ahead.”