Reading Real Estate Foundation - Research Forum 2018
The Aftermath of the GFC: Avoiding the Next Property Crash - What Needs to Happen
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Date | 7 February 2018 |
Time | 18:00-21:00 (Timezone: Europe/London) |
Join us on the evening of Wednesday 7 February for the upcoming RREF Research Forum at the offices of Grosvenor Britain & Ireland, London
Chair
Nicholas Scarles, Group Finance Director, Grosvenor Group
Panel
Rupert J Clarke, Managing Partner, Lipton Rogers Development LLP
Stephen Morita, Director, Eastdil Secured
Professor Neil Crosby, Professor of Real Estate, Henley Business School, University of Reading
Dr Joseph B Nichols, Principal Economist, Federal Reserve
This research forum will cover a range of issues; from the stress-testing of the financial system, through the role of commercial real estate in that process, to the steps taken by the UK real estate industry to try and assess the risk to the system of excessive lending to commercial real estate in any property market boom.
It is a unique opportunity to learn about the US approach to stress-testing from a representative of the Federal Reserve with a major interest in commercial real estate, and also to continue the debate concerning the UK commercial property industry response to real estate lending.
Programme
18:00 - Guests arrival and refreshments
18:30 - Panel Discussion and Q&A
20:00 - Drinks Reception and Networking
21:00 - Event Closes
Ticket Price
Recent Graduate (Last 10 years) £15
Alumni £25
Non-Alumni £35
Getting There
Grosvenor
Britain & Ireland, 70 Grosvenor Street, London W1K 3JP
Book Now or for further information, please email - events@rref.reading.ac.uk
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