Proposed Reit reforms may turn out to be a win-win for all parties
Smaller fees for sponsors seen compensated by a bigger pie as changes boost Reit market
Singapore
RESPONSE by analysts and the industry to the real estate investment trust (Reit) reforms proposed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) on Thursday was a mixed bag of opinions, but the general consensus was approval and praise.
For instance, analysts have highlighted that large sponsors such as ARA Asset Management, CapitaLand and the Mapletree group could be the most impacted by the proposal to do away with acquisition fees, and just have them be paid a sufficient fee to recover their acquisition costs.
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