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Make a call: assessing capital calls velocity for closed end Asia Pacific non-listed real estate funds

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  • Arvydas Jadevicius

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Purpose - The study examines Asia Pacific (APAC) non-listed non-core real estate funds' capital calls (investor equity drawdowns) sequence for varying vehicle strategies. Design/methodology/approach - Analysis starts with a cursory data interpretation that extracts a typical investors' equity drawdowns schedule. Thousands of simulations are then computed for each vehicle strategy for each year to further interpretation. Findings - Data and methodological limitations notwithstanding, overall estimates suggest that funds exhibit a contrasting capital calls sequence. As a group, APAC non-core non-listed real estate funds call circa 76.3% of investors' committed capital during the first four years of the fund life. Single sector, single country and value added vehicles have a greater capital calls velocity compared to their multi sector, multi country and opportunity peers. However, the two fund groups exhibit a notable standard deviation heterogeneity of drawdowns. Practical implications - Investors should therefore budget accordingly when choosing either of vehicle strategies to invest in. Originality/value - The study adds additional evidence on the topic of capital calls velocity. Results should assist LPs with their non-listed APAC real estate funds investment programme further.

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  • Arvydas Jadevicius, 2020. "Make a call: assessing capital calls velocity for closed end Asia Pacific non-listed real estate funds," Journal of Property Investment & Finance, Emerald Group Publishing Limited, vol. 38(6), pages 617-625, May.
  • Handle: RePEc:eme:jpifpp:jpif-03-2020-0027
    DOI: 10.1108/JPIF-03-2020-0027
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