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Why you should demand explicit DCF valuations

Why you should demand explicit DCF valuations

The debate over property valuation methods has persisted for decades, often relegated to technical discussions among specialists rather than receiving the strategic attention it deserves. Thirty years after the Mallinson Report first identified the need for improved standards in real estate...

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HR is not your friend

HR is not your friend

HR isn’t here for you. That might sound harsh, maybe even paranoid, but it’s the truth you learn after your third, fourth, fifth year in the job. After you’ve been gaslit by...

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The  illiquidity premium

The  illiquidity premium

The rise of private markets has been supported by the perceived existence of an ‘illiquidity premium’ - or the extra return provided to investors as compensation for holding...

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On Urban Dogs

On Urban Dogs

Dogs have become a plague on urban life. Don’t get me wrong, I love dogs. Growing up in rural Arkansas in the 1980s and 90s, our family regularly adopted abandoned hunting dogs....

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China’s unprofitability problem

China’s unprofitability problem

Analysing American economic policy isn’t that interesting these days, except perhaps as a grim spectacle. So, I’ve been thinking a little about Chinese economic policy. China’s...

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I owe libertarians an apology

I owe libertarians an apology

One area of seeming bipartisan consensus in America over the past decade is the idea that free-market economics — or “neoliberalism” — has failed, and that our economic system...

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Derby distress and Padel bingo

Derby distress and Padel bingo

I didn’t know The Derby was on Saturday until the next day when I spotted a newspaper montage of flamboyant fashion photos of some who had made it to Epsom Downs. Too late...

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