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Module 1: REIT & Capital Management
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1. Introduction
What is a REIT?
Why REIT?
Risk-Return Continuum
Typical Structure of an S-REIT
The Evolution of S-REITs
2. How Investors Evaluate S-REITS
What make a good REIT?
How Investors evaluate S-REITs? Property Performance Capital Structure REIT’s Market Performance Portfolio Exposure Other Factors
3. Strategies to Maintain DPU Stability & Long Term Growth
What is the job of a REIT Manager?
4. Break + Class Activity
5. Capital Management & Fund Raising
General Capital Market Financing Instruments
Funding Sources & Tools for S-REITs Equity Capital Market
Successful Acquisition of MBC 1 Case Study: Funding of MBC 1 Acquisition
Debt Capital Market – Type of Instruments Debt Capital Market – Advantages
Hybrid Instruments Hedging
Capital Management
6. Conclusion
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Module 2: REITs Regulations
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1. Overview of REITs?
What is a REIT?
Basic Structure of REITs
Responsibilities of REIT Manager
Responsibilities of the REIT Trustee
Establishing a REIT
Income Model of a REIT
Investment Strategy of a REIT
REITs Market in Singapore
2. Regulatory Framework
Regulations
Tax
Permissible Investments
Minimum Threshold for Investment
Permissible Investments
5% Single Limit for Investments
Limits on Development
Revenue from Non-Rental Operations
Aggregate Leverage Limits
Safeguard for Distributions to Unitholders
Independent Valuations at IPO
Independent Valuations at Post-IPO
Independent Financial Adviser (IFA)
Divestments in IPTs
Acquisitions and Disposals outside IPTs
Usage of Desktop Valuations in Real Estate
Joint Ownership
Duties of Trustee during Contract Review
Entrenchment
Property Management Agreement
Discount to Institutional Investors
Annual General Meetings (AGM)
REITs from Developing Markets
3. Establishing the REIT Manager
General Requirements
Capital Markets Services Licence
Management Team
CMSL Examination
Board Composition
Audit Committee
Nominating Committee & Remuneration Committee
4. Key Differences between REITs, BTs and Companies
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Module 3: Asset Planning
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1. What is an Asset plan?
Definition
Purpose
Key components of Asset plan
2. How do we formulate the Asset plan?
Formulate Vision Statement & Objectives
Collect research on asset, industry & market Property reports Life cycle cost assessment Gap analysis report
Perform SWOT Analysis Internal factors – strengths Internal factors – weakness External factors – opportunities External factors – threats The SWOT analysis
Identify asset strategic issues Identify the strategic issues
Develop asset action plan Formulate the action plans Example of action plan
Review asset financials Review financials Review capital expenditure Hold/sell strategy
3. Case Study & Group Presentations
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Module 4: Trust Issues for REITs
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1. Review of Trust Concept
Definition of a trust – by Underhill and Hayton
Definition of Real Estate Investment Trust (REITs)
2. The Trust Structure
Typical S-REIT Structure
Typical Structure to hold underlying assets of the Trust
3. The Trust Instrument
The Trust Deed and choice of Governing Law
4. Roles and Responsibilities of trustee
Appointment of an Independent Trustee
An Independent Trustee – Qualifying Criteria
Key Principles and Resources of an Independent Trustee
Trustee Services for S-REITs Pre Launch At Launch Post Launch
5. Case Study
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Module 5: Marketing & Communications
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1. Building the loyalty of Shoppers through:
Shopper- centric experience and Loyalty programmes CapitaStar, CapitaCard & CapitaVouchers Understanding the shoppers through use of data Group-wide vs Mall-wide marketing campaigns Digital Marketing / Online-Offline Marketing strategy
2. Building a stronger relationship with Tenants through:
Tenant Engagement Programme Knowledge sharing and keeping abreast of market trends through seminars,
workshops and networking sessions Value added initiatives by centralization & leveraging on technology Tenant satisfaction survey
3. Building Communities in which we operate through:
Events that support community causes
Corporate Social Responsibility programme – MySchoolBag
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Module 6: Operational Asset Management
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1. Role of the Asset Manager
How to identify a good Asset Manager
Minimum core skills required
2. Optimising Portfolio Performance
Understanding the performance of the portfolio through key parameters (NPI, NPI margin, property yield, occupancy, rental reversion, retention, WALE etc.)
Using Hold/Sell Analysis Model to understanding repositioning opportunities and its impact
Use Valuation Model as a ‘GPS’ for Asset Manager to constantly improve asset performance
3. Customer Engagement – Deepen understanding of customers and their needs
Know your current target customers and their needs
Identify future possible customers when positioning the asset
Effective tenant management to maintain high retention, i.e. customer relationship building
Understanding customers’ industry, anticipate needs and find solutions
Where possible to achieve highest rent possible; offering lower than market rent needs no skills
Ensure building maintenance and infrastructure commensurate with asset positioning
4. Asset Audit and Repositioning
Output of Hold-Sell and ‘GPS’ analysis to identify asset competitiveness
Creating & implementing repositioning strategies
Understand the impact of repositioning/redevelopment
Understand how to decide whether to reposition or redevelop
Understand strength & weakness of units in the building- review which units are vacant for a long time
5. Asset Enhancement Initiatives (AEI) Output of Hold-Sell and ‘GPS’ analysis to identify asset competitiveness Creating & implementing repositioning strategies Understand the impact of repositioning/redevelopment Understand how to decide whether to reposition or redevelop Understand strength & weakness of units in the building- review which units are vacant
for a long time
6. Costs & Service Management
Understand the balance between necessities and luxuries when embarking on Asset Enhancement Initiatives (AEI): Functional / Economic / Physical obsolescence Keeping track of changes in the market: What is the competition doing? AEI contribution towards valuation
7. Risk Management
Customer credit review
Security deposit management
Arrears management
Building wale and expiry concentration risk management
Tenant industry exposure
Regulatory compliance
Insurance
8. Resource Management
Effectively mobilize internal resources (property managers, leasing managers, shared services etc.) to drive outcomes
Importance of integration of systems to ensure “single source of truth” and operational efficiency – 80:20 rule
Importance of structuring operational financial regulations to ensure compliance to business objectives yet allow freedom to operate within a guided framework
9. Case Study
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Module 7: Tax Issues for REITs
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1. Typical S-REIT Structure 2. Taxation of S-REIT
General tax rules in Singapore
Conditions for tax transparency treatment
Scenarios that qualify for 13 (12) tax exemption
3. Taxation of unit holders
Types of distribution a unit holder may receive
Singapore taxation for unit holders
4. Tax Considerations for Real Estate
Acquisition Tax issues
Holding Period
Exit
Safe Harbour rule
5. Asset vs Share Deal
Advantages of Asset Deal
Disadvantages of Asset Deal
Advantages of Share Deal
Disadvantages of Share Deal
6. Conclusion
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1. What is Capital Investment?
Objective of Capital Investment Short term Long term
2. Asset Upgrade
Evaluating requirements
Evaluating returns
Planning & Implementation
3. Capex
Benchmarking
Capex planning
Measuring returns on capex
4. New Asset
Investment Objectives
Asset Acquisition Investment Process Deal screening Due diligence Approval process Funding Execution Asset management
5. Case Study
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1. Introduction
What is Investor Relations?
Investor Relations & its Evolution
IR and its value to investors
Why is this important?
2. Who are the target audience?
3 broad categories
What do the investment community need?
Who are the analysts? Analyst reports (sample)
Institutional Investors Categories of Institutional Investors
New Kids on the block
Private Investors Know your target investors General investors profile
What do management need? Share price performance vs peers Tracking our investors Feedback to Board of Directors
3. IR Tools
Key takeaways
Some of the skill sets
4. Case Study
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Speakers Profiles
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Teh Hoe Yue
Partner, Allen & Gledhill LLP
Hoe Yue’s area of practice encompass capital markets, real estate
investment and business trusts.
Hoe Yue has substantial experience in relation to advising on the structuring,
establishment and listing of real estate investment trusts and business trusts
(including the largest initial public offering of real estate investment trust
and a business trust on the SGX-ST). In addition, he has considerable
experience in right issues, private placements and preferential offerings. He
also provides advice in the offering of convertible bonds on the Singapore
Exchange by real estate investment trusts.
Hoe Yue graduates from the National University of Singapore with an LL
(Hons) degree and joined Allen & Gledhill in 2006.
Karen Lee
Head, Singapore Portfolio Operations
Ascendas Funds Management (S) Limited
Karen oversees the portfolio management in Singapore. She is responsible
for the operational performance for Ascendas Reit’s properties in Singapore
and executing its operational strategies in Singapore. In addition, she
oversees the Property Manager, ASPL, in the delivery of customer care and
services and has the responsibility of maximising customer retention, loyalty
and satisfaction.
Prior to joining the Manager, Karen served as Head of Lease Operations in
JTC Corporation and Vice President in Trust Company Asia in charge of client
services. Karen has over 15 years of experience in the real estate industry
covering various areas of industrial lease and property management and
marketing in Singapore and Vietnam.
Karen holds a Bachelor of Science (Economics) (Hons) degree and a Master
of Science (Real Estate) from the National University of Singapore.
Chan Kong Leong
Chief Executive Officer
ARA Trust Management (Suntec) Ltd
Mr Chan Kong Leong was appointed as Chief Executive Officer on 1 January
2017. He is a Director of One Raffles Quay Pte. Ltd., Suntec Harmony Pte.
Ltd. and Park Mall Pte. Ltd. Mr Chan is also a Partners’ Representative of
BFC Development LLP. Prior to this, he was the Chief Operating Officer of
Suntec REIT and was responsible for all operational matters, including asset
management, investment, finance, investor relations and strategic planning.
Before joining Suntec REIT, Mr Chan was with the CapitaLand Group where
he held senior management appointments including Senior Vice President,
Head of Regional Investment, Asset & Fund Management of CapitaLand
Mall Asia, Program Director of CAPITASTAR and Regional General Manager,
West China.
Mr Chan has 19 years of private and public sector experience in managing
investment, development, asset management, operations, strategic
planning, stakeholder relations and corporate functions. He has held other
senior management appointments in the last 13 years including Head of
Corporate Finance, Investor Relations & Corporate Communications at
GuocoLand Limited and Chief Operating Officer of Sembawang Kimtrans
Ltd. Before his move to the private sector, Mr Chan was with the Singapore
Economic Development Board where he was responsible for formulating
economic engagement strategies and promoting economic linkages
between Singapore and Indonesia.
Mr Chan graduated with a First Class Honours in Bachelor of Science in
Building from the National University of Singapore. As the best graduate for
the entire course of study, he was awarded the Lee Kuan Yew Gold Medal,
the Sally Meyer Gold Medal and the Singapore Institute of Surveyors &
Valuers Gold Medal. Mr Chan is also a Chartered Financial Analyst charter
holder.
Koh Wee Lih
Chief Executive Officer
AIMS AMP Industrial Capital REIT Management Limited
Mr Koh joined the Manager in December 2008 and was appointed the Chief
Executive Officer of the Manager on 1 January 2014. He was subsequently
appointed as a Director on 29 January 2014. Prior to this appointment, Mr
Koh was the Head of Real Estate for the Manager since October 2011 and its
Senior Investment Manager before that.
As the Chief Executive Officer of the Manager, Mr Koh is responsible for the
overall planning, management and operation of the Trust. He works closely
with the Board of Directors to determine business strategies for the strategic
development of the Trust.
Mr Koh has over 20 years of experience in investment, corporate finance and
asset management, of which more than 12 years are in direct real estate,
covering investments, developments, asset management and real estate
private equity in the Asia Pacific region.
Mr Koh holds a Master of Business Administration, a Master of Science in
Industrial and Operations Engineering and a Bachelor of Science (Summa
Cum Laude) in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Michigan.
Steve Ng Head, Marketing & Communications, Singapore CapitaLand Mall Asia Limited Steve has more than 20 years of consumer and corporate marketing experience. He heads the Singapore Group Marketing Communications function and formulates the strategic direction and initiatives to actively engage shoppers, tenants and the communities of CMT's malls. With a suite of loyalty products such as CapitaStar, CapitaVoucher and CapitaCard, he builds greater loyalty amongst shoppers and generates business opportunities for tenants within CMT's malls. He works closely with the malls' marketing communication teams to ensure greater synergies and unlock value for CMT's malls. Steve holds a Bachelor of Science (Economics) in Management Studies from the University of London and a Postgraduate Diploma in eCommerce and Marketing from The Chartered Institute of Marketing.
Cheah Yoke Lan Assistant General Manager, Asset Management Frasers Centrepoint Asset Management (Commercial) Limited Ms Cheah Yoke Lan is responsible for the active asset management of the properties in Australia and the implementation of the business plans. She works closely with the respective property managers to enhance the performance of these assets. She has more than 24 years of valuation and asset management experience. Ms Cheah holds a Bachelor of Property Management (Honours) from University Technology, Malaysia and a Masters in Business Administration from Heriot Watt University, United Kingdom. She is a British Council Scholar and holds both a property management, valuation and estate agent’s licence issued by the Board of Valuers, Appraisers and Estate Agents, Malaysia.
Sharon Lim Chief Executive Officer, Mapletree Commercial Trust Management Limited Ms Sharon Lim is both the Executive Director and the Chief Executive Officer
of the Manager.
Ms Lim is also a Director of Mapletree Commercial Trust Treasury Company
Pte. Ltd., a subsidiary of Mapletree Commercial Trust.
Ms Lim joined the Manager as the Chief Operating Officer in January 2015.
Prior to joining the Manager, Ms Lim held various appointments in the
CapitaLand group of companies. Ms Lim was the Executive Director and
Chief Executive Officer of CapitaMalls Malaysia REIT Management Sdn Bhd,
the manager of CapitaMalls Malaysia Trust, listed on Bursa Malaysia, from
2010. Prior to that, she was responsible for CapitaMall Asia’s retail platform
in Malaysia as Country Head, Malaysia of CapitaMall Trust Management
Limited. Before moving to Malaysia, she was involved in the management of
CapitaMall Trust’s malls in Singapore.
Ms Lim holds a Master of Business Administration degree from Murdoch
University, Australia and a Bachelor of Business degree from the RMIT
University, Australia.
Sin Li Choo
Managing Director, Singapore
Perpetual (Asia) Limited
Li Choo is a Fellow Chartered Accountant, a Certified Financial Planner, a
Registered Trust and Estate Practitioner and a member of the Society of
Estate and Trust Practitioners (STEP).
She started her career in audit in KPMG and thereafter joined British and
Malayan Trustees Limited (“BMT”) as one of the key management
executives, responsible for finance, regulatory reporting, client relationship
and business development and corporate secretariat matters. BMT is
Singapore’s oldest trust company and is listed on the main board of the
Singapore Exchange.
Since 2009, she has been appointed as the country head of the Singapore
office. Her area of focus includes corporate trust matters, structured
finance, private wealth management, fund management services,
succession planning and trusts. She is responsible and accountable for the
continuing growth of the Singapore business, with key focus on managing
strategic directions, operations and cross border business opportunities
involving establishment and launch of funds and trusts. She also has
oversight on the finance, compliance and risk management activities of the
business.
She is a respected trust practitioner, having written and spoken on
corporate trust related matters including REITs, Bonds and Funds. She has
garnered over more than 20 years of experience in corporate and private
trust matters including REIT IPO listings, debt listings and issuances,
corporate restructuring, fund launches and private trust setups. She is also a
qualified resident manager for the Singapore trustee business.
Ng Wei Pheng Tax Director, Pricewaterhouse Coopers LLP Wei Pheng is a Director with the Corporate Tax Advisory Services of PwC Singapore, focusing on real estate and hospitality sectors. Wei Pheng has extensive experience in advising multinational companies and locally listed groups on corporate restructuring and tax planning involving transactions which cross national boundaries. She has been representing clients in disputes resolutions with tax authorities and involve in negotiations of tax incentives with government agencies. Wei Pheng has worked on several listing projects as well as merger and acquisition deals involving real estate investors. Wei Pheng has a Bachelor degree in Accountancy from National University of Singapore and holds a Bachelor of Laws degree from University of London. She is also an Accredited Tax Advisor with the Singapore Institute of Accredited Tax Professionals.
Jonathan Kuah Senior Vice President, Investor Relations & Corporate Communications YTL Starhill Global REIT Management Limited Mr Kuah is responsible for strategic communication with Unitholders, potential investors, analysts and media. He has over 20 years of experience in the financial industry, including 10 years in the real estate industry. Prior to joining the Manager, he spent five years with CapitaLand Limited as Vice President of Investor Relations. Mr Kuah also heal corporate banking positions at HSBC and Credit Agricole Corporate & Investment Bank as well as investment analyst positions at various brokerages. Mr Kuah sits on the Board of Investor Relations Professionals Association (Singapore). Mr Kuah holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (Finance) from California State University, Long Beach, USA.