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General Counsel Troy McHenry says proactive measures are important for an issue that isn’t “going away.”
Chatham Financial’s Rob Barton says FASB considering hedge accounting guidance.
Strong working relationships are built through transparency, says former ProLogis CEO Walter Rakowich.
REALPAC says 2018 marked the third consecutive year of record investment in Canada.
NYSE’s Ron Bohlert says REITs likely to benefit from Fed’s interest rate stance.
American Campus Communities’ Kim Voss offers tips for managing millennial and Gen Z employees.
Cost of capital, local knowledge, and development expertise are among the plusses, Host executive says.
Venable’s Jim Hanks says women and minorities bring unique perspective.
PwC’s Adam Feuerstein says REITs should focus on understanding interest deductibility limits.
King & Spalding’s Spencer Johnson says strong private capital markets is delaying companies from going public.
Regency Centers’ Kathy Miller says the outcome of tax issues in Hawaii and California may have a broad impact on all states.
Scott Page says diversity creates a “bonus” when solving problems and making forecasts.
AccountAbility CEO Sunny Misser says climate action is one of the biggest developments to watch.
Texas A&M’s Cydney Donnell also sees progress in board diversity of thought.
PwC’s Tom Wilkin says $350 trillion of global contracts linked in some way to LIBOR.
Kimco’s Ross Cooper says the REIT’s “rising star” millennials brainstorm revenue-generating ideas.