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Peter Hobbs

Dr Peter Hobbs

Directeur général, Conseil en marchés privés

Peter Hobbs est directeur général et membre de l'équipe de direction. Sa division couvre les secteurs de l'immobilier, de l'infrastructure, du capital-investissement et de la dette privée, offrant une gamme de services comprenant la conception de portefeuilles, la sélection de gestionnaires et la due diligence. Peter possède une vaste expérience couvrant à la fois des fonctions de directeur d’investissement et de recherche. Avant de rejoindre bfinance en 2016, il était Managing Director chez MSCI (Real Estate Research and Key Global Accounts), responsable de l'analyse de portefeuille, du benchmarking et des services de risque. Avant cela, il a occupé des rôles chez IPD, RREEF (la division de gestion d'actifs alternatifs de la Deutsche Bank) et Property & Portfolio Research. En 2015, il a été présélectionné pour sa contribution exceptionnelle au secteur lors des IPE Real Estate Global Awards. Peter est titulaire d'un doctorat et est membre de la Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS).


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