Dr. Pamela Hoerr, PATRIZIA Real Estate Investment Management S.à r.l.

Dr. Pamela Hoerr Dr. Pamela Hoerr is Country Manager PATRIZIA Luxemburg. At the same time she is as conducting officer and on the Board of PATRIZIA's AIFM responsible for the Fund Management. Before mooving to Luxemburg she formed one German PATRIZIA Asset Management Team which covered all real estate classes. Before joining PATRIZIA, in a spin-off from Hudson and Lonestar, Pamela was a founder of Arminius and after fund raising built the Asset Management Team of the fund which invested in direct real estate and real estate collateralised loans. For Hudson Advisors she built up a new Asset Management branch in Munich and was responsible for a Portfolio of PLs-, SPLs and NPLs. Pamela startet her career at Arthur Andersen/Ernst & Young Real Estate with real estate consultancy and valuation across all real estate asset classes. She has 19 years of experience in Real Estate Asset and Fund Management. Pamela graduated from European Business School (EBS), Germany, with an MBA and holds a PhD from EBS on Investment in Senior Housing. She is a member of the RICS.

Agenda

Agenda day 2
09.40 - 10.30

Finding a safe haven for Real Estate Funds

A deep dive perspective of 3-4 case studies from different types of RE asset managers on stage, showcasing their solutions to seizing market opportunities, RE type strategies, through innovative structuring of their respective fund.

  • Dr. Pamela Hoerr

    Dr. Pamela Hoerr Managing Director PATRIZIA Real Estate Investment Management S.à r.l.

  • Christian Ostbringhaus

    Christian Ostbringhaus Financial Manager, (Investment Advisor to Greenfinch Global Invest Fund SCA, SICAV-FIS) GCG S.A.

  • Pierre Sémont

    Pierre Sémont Head of Middle Office, Real Assets AXA Investment Management

  • Alexander Taft

    Alexander Taft Managing Director, Structured Finance, Europe Invesco Real Estate

11.00 - 11.20

Pillars to Ensure Open End Fund Liquidity

Presentation and discussion on the most recent INREV paper which concentrates on the creation of liquidity in open end fund structures, by describing best case scenarios where investors and fund managers can go on to further successful investments in follow-on or new funds.

The report compares behaviours in a number of different European countries and identifies five pillars upon which a liquid open-end fund should be built. This clear framework sets out investor rights together with manager responsibilities and aims to create realistic expectations for open-end fund investments and to avoid conflict between the parties involved.

This study has been updated in 2016 to reflect latest guidance for exceptional circumstances such as Brexit. Local best practices section has been also extended with highlights from Switzerland and France.

Presentation of the INREV Open Ended funds Survey followed by an interview with the INREV WG Chairman
11.20 - 12.05

Building innovation and digitalisation in RE operating platforms

Setting the scene with an overview of the digital opportunities in the RE world, a panel discussion with leading RE players will explore the digital opportunities in RE operating models, focusing on the current digital priorities for real estate, the challenges and opportunities and what this means for investment decisions and business models.
14.00 - 14.30

A regulator’s perspective on current regulatory hot topics and the potential game changer for the Real Estate
14.30 - 15.30

Real Estate Debt

Starting with an overview of the current state of the Real Estate Debt realm followed by a roundtable discussion
14.30 - 15.30

Risk Management in the RE world

  • RM Governance and substance requirements in times of CSSF on-side inspections and increasing European pressure
  • Deeper dive: Risk Management and Risk Measurement, adequate Board reporting; increasing demands for RE Risk professionals
  • Future Outlook – challenges & chances
15.30 - 16.30

Platform design and innovation – A drive for operational Efficiency
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