Sovereign Wealth Funds
I am writing on behalf of a consulting firm that conducts expert interviews in support of industry-wide studies for many of the world's fortune 1000 companies. We help businesses answer questions by engaging with the world’s most relevant experts. So far we have delivered over 750 studies with input from over 15,000 individuals. We are an authorized zintro partner.
For an ongoing project, we are seeking to speak with senior-level executives from companies with over $100m revenue from various industries in japan who can share their personal "perception" about sovereign wealth funds (swfs).
We are interested in gathering opinions even if your exposure to swfs is limited, as long as your current experience is gained at a japanese company covering the above criteria.
Please note that we are only interested in your personal point of view and expert insight and are not seeking any confidential information.
We are scheduling 30-minute discussions with experts this week and are happy to offer a negotiable compensation for each interview. Please note that we are handling the standard zintro fee separately.
If you are interested, i could provide more specifics on the study. I am also happy to receive any referrals.
+5 Other ResponsesMarketing People In Buy-side
We are a prominent global (u.S.-based) research firm interested in surveying marketing people in buy side firms. We are targeting tier 2 asset managers as defined by our client as having assets $250b-$1t. We need to speak to both system users as well as decision makers. Ideally we’d like to speak with cmos or marketing vps. It would be great to know who in the marketing department you have in your network. Please note we would want to speak with current employees, as our questions are pertinent to current processes.
Do you fit that description or can you refer us to someone who does?
Thanks!
--kevin
+10 Other ResponsesChina Coal Industry
My name is amy and i work for ****, a primary research services provider to institutional investors headquartered in new york - simply hoping to make a brief introduction.
I am currently assisting a client which is a global institutional investor focused on asia markets. Their team of researchers are currently interested in china coal industry. They would like to speak with professionals who can help them understand the dynamics, and current trends. Considering your experience, i wanted to see if you would be interested in a possible, 1-hr phone consulting opportunity with our clients.
As background, we are an independent research firm that connects institutional investors with industry professionals like you. Our clients conduct industry research and as part of their research, they request to speak with industry professionals. As a matter of policy, you must not disclose any material, non-public or confidential information about your current employer or any other person or entity that are subject to any confidential obligation, relationship or agreement. We also ask our client not to knowingly ask you to disclose such information.
We believe that this consulting engagement would be a valuable networking opportunity. To further make it worth your time, we compensates experts for their time spent with the client.
Are you free for ~10 minutes for an introduction and to discuss further? If you have any questions, please let us know.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Regards,
amy
+17 Other ResponsesCommercial Real Estate
`xhi zintro expert,
the zintro blog needs you! we are looking for expert opinions on the news mentioned below and would like to include your point of view. We realize your time is valuable, so here is a brief summary of what we are looking for:
*a brief answer to the prompt about 1-2 paragraphs including your full name
*participation is voluntary no payment will be involved
*if chosen, you will be named in the post and we'll include a link to your zintro profile which will generate more visitors for you
wondering what the post would look like? Here is a sample:
http://blog.Zintro.Com/2014/08/14/rosetta-completes-10-year-trip-deep-space
topic and prompt
norway has vaulted to the top ranks of foreign u.S. Commercial real estate buyers as its $870 billion sovereign-wealth fund, the world’s largest, acquires buildings from new york to san francisco. The country has spent more than $3.2 billion on u.S. Real estate this year, including the assumption of debt, according to research firm real capital analytics inc. And statements from the wealth fund. That makes it the biggest international buyer after canada. The total is more than double the amount spent in all of 2013, when norway ranked no. 6 for property purchases.
Norway, which has a smaller population than new york city, is spending billions of dollars on properties globally as its wealth fund seeks to meet a target to invest as much as 5 percent of its assets in real estate. In the u.S., prices for top-quality buildings in major markets are being driven up by foreign funds that often are willing to accept lower yields than domestic buyers in return for a safe place to put their money, according to research firm green street advisors inc.
What are your thoughts?
Getting your name and expert opinion published on our blog is a great marketing opportunity. If interested, please send a response to the prompt via znotes within 1-2 days. Don't forget to include your full name.
If you have any questions, please let us know.
Thank you!
the zintro blog team
+3 Other ResponsesInstitutional Assets Management
We are looking for multiple institutional investors in the us who are involved in the management institutional assets associated with their organization or clients.
This is for a paid 1-hour web interview.
**please note that we are only interested in your personal point of view and are not seeking confidential information.
***referrals are highly appreciated
kindly respond to the question below as to your relevance in this space:
are you involved in the management of institutional assets associated with your organization or clients?
1. Yes
2. No
+45 Other ResponsesSovereign Wealth Funds
Hi my name is samuel ezerzer radio show host of the famous money and business show in montreal on radio shalom , you google the web site , its a professional show wih bluechip guest and government officials....let me know..
i like one day to do a telephone interview on sovereign funds , how its growing and the connection to usa ,
thxs
+4 Other ResponsesSeo
Hello,
i sell commercial real estate mainly apartments or rental housing. I want to introduce properties to institutional investors, reits, individual groups and management firms.
I need to expose properties and various opportunities. I would like a way to trap reit and institutional investor contact information
+6 Other ResponsesHedge Fund Setup
I'm in interested in starting a hedge fund. I would like to get advice from someone who has worked in operations management for a hedge fund or a legal team that has worked with hedge funds.
+21 Other ResponsesHedge Funds
We want fund for my animals feeds company, we already have a leather manufacturers company (*********)
+1 Other ResponsesPrivate Money Re Funds Seeking Associate.
We are a venture capital & private equity firm with various interests in partnerships ranging across all industries. One of our partnerships is with a private money lender based out of west coast that is growing exponentially due to the following:
1. There is always demand for private funds related to real estate.
2. Three of the competitors with capitalization of over $3b are out of business which leaves us huge inflow of deals and a market to capitalize on.
3. We have a very strong track record of paying high dividends 10-12% to our investors on a monthly basis with investments ranging from 6 months to 10 years.
4. We have been extended a number of lines of credit, but limited due to restrictive nature of the capital markets.
We have a recently formed active funds, one of which will run a $50-$100m portfolio swaps on a monthly basis.
We are seeking an associate who has contacts with private & institutional investors who are looking to invest in our proven funds, either for short term or long term investments. All of our portfolios are over collateralized and we only lend to investors on first deed of trust.
Ideal candidate will get a fee of the funds raised & invited to be an equity partner based on the funds raised to benefit from monthly dividend distributions.
+24 Other ResponsesOch-ziff Capital Management (ozm)
Och-ziff is a hedge fund. We’d like to talk to someone in the institutional asset management business about how institutions think about capital allocation. For reference, och-ziff has been performing poorly recently, and as a result, investors have pulled money. We’d like to have a better sense for if the tides are slowing and if institutional investors have a more constructive view of active management going forward. The ideal expert would most likely be a managing director at a pension fund, endowment, or fund of funds. Please respond with your relevance to this request and a few availability windows for a 1 hour paid phone consultation.
+32 Other ResponsesFund Administration Processes
We are seeking experts to understand fund administration processes (i.E. Diagnostics, design and implementation) related to ‘wealth line of business’ within financial services organizations, specifically in south africa.
Ideal expert should meet the following requirements:
1. Industry criteria: banking and financial services
2. Function: wealth management
3. Geographic focus: south africa
4. Previous experience/ past organizations: ex- old mutual, berkshire hathaway, axa, bnp paribas, allianz, etc
5. Years of experience: less than 10
6. Project skillset: process assessment / design and modeling
7. Process expertise fund administration
8. Key responsibilities:
- expertise in wealth and investment management
- experience in financial services
- understanding and knowledge of 'fund administration'
we are seeking expert's services for a duration of 4 hours and ideally looking for sme who would be willing to work at south africa.
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