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hi CY09,
I thought this "new learning" actually helps me to understand that landlords have bargaining power in Spore (against businesses), and businesses have bargaining power in US (against landlords). This new learning is good knowledge for me to know how to invest - landlords in Spore and businesses in US.
As for your 2nd question, I thought it is highly probable that theory (accounting book) and practice (sell on open market) are very different. And Manulife CEO has helped to confirm it:
“Would we look to increase the exposure at this point in time? Absolutely not,” he said. “Is there a vibrant liquid market we could sell into and realise a lot of value? No.” As a life insurer, Manulife has a rare luxury among investors of being able to retain its holdings without the pressure to refinance at unfavourable rates or incur big losses on buildings sales, thanks to the absence of mortgages on virtually all of its properties.
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/compani...ments-peak
I thought this "new learning" actually helps me to understand that landlords have bargaining power in Spore (against businesses), and businesses have bargaining power in US (against landlords). This new learning is good knowledge for me to know how to invest - landlords in Spore and businesses in US.
As for your 2nd question, I thought it is highly probable that theory (accounting book) and practice (sell on open market) are very different. And Manulife CEO has helped to confirm it:
“Would we look to increase the exposure at this point in time? Absolutely not,” he said. “Is there a vibrant liquid market we could sell into and realise a lot of value? No.” As a life insurer, Manulife has a rare luxury among investors of being able to retain its holdings without the pressure to refinance at unfavourable rates or incur big losses on buildings sales, thanks to the absence of mortgages on virtually all of its properties.
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/compani...ments-peak