Demystifying the REITs for Outperformance in 2019

LEARNING POINTS

SREITS have gone on a rampage in the first 8 months of the year with a record $5 billion acquisitions binge, mostly in overseas markets. Notably, those that overpay for their acquisitions have underperformed - we will demistify some of the arguments that management had normally put forward as the subsequent share price underperformance is indeed indication of their over payment or wrongful acquisition.

As correctly predicted previously, the Office and Hospitality Sector have recovered this year, but share price performances normally run ahead. We delve deep into WHEN the Retail and Industrial Sectors will recover and strategic positioning into such winners.

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ABOUT REITS GURU

Mr Gabriel Yap was an eminent stockbroker and investment banker who retired in 2009 to devote himself to philanthrophy. He is well-known as the REITS Guru, having being regularly interviewed in the news media like Channel News Asia, Bloomberg TV, CNBC, Mediacorp Radio. Together with the famous Fortune Times, Mr Yap hosted the inaugural Asian REITS Awards 2016 in Singapore. Mr Yap was both Chairman of The Future of REITS Forum as well as Chairman of the Fortune Times Asian REITS Awards 2016 Judging Committee comprising of the leading CEOs, deal makers and who’s who in the Asian REIT sector.

Mr Gabriel Yap has lectured for almost 30 years – He has lectured at the famous Asian Development Bank, Monetary Authority of Singapore, Institute of Banking & Finance, SGX, ASME, SIAS and Share Investors. He has also trained the Top Producers at major insurance companies and banks. He has also trained students for the grueling CFA course and has lectured and delivered academic papers internationally.

Mr Gabriel Yap also sat in the EXCO of the 13th Association of Small & Medium Enterprises, ASME. Mr Yap has also served in the EXCO of the Securities Investors Association of Singapore, SIAS.