This document provides an agenda and overview for the 10th Annual British GRI conference on real estate investment to be held in London on April 25-26. The conference brings together senior real estate investors, developers, and lenders for closed-door discussions on topics such as investment strategies, property sectors, financing, and global markets. No presentations will be given; instead, participants can engage in informal conversations and network to facilitate business partnerships.

1. The 10th Annual
CONNECTING BRITISH & GLOBAL
REAL ESTATE LEADERS
LONDON, 25-26 APRIL 116 PALL MALL
BRITISH
GRI 2017
BRITISH
www.britishgri.com

2. Henri
Kirsty
ALLEN MACDONELL
Managing Director
TEACHER RETIREMENT
SYSTEM OF TEXAS
PAUL HADAWAY
CEO
EMPIRIC STUDENT
PROPERTY PLC
TONY BROOKS
Managing Director
MODA LIVING
FRANK DOWLING
Head of Real Estate
Investments
IRELAND STRATEGIC
PENSION FUND
MARTINE PHILIBERT
VP, Asset Management,
Multiresidential & Hotels
IVANHOE CAMBRIDGE
MICHAEL ZERDA
MD & Head of Europe - RE
Debt Strategies
BLACKSTONE
Welcome
RYAN PRINCE
Vice Chairman
REALSTAR
REZA MERCHANT
CEO
THE COLLECTIVE
VICTORIA HILLS
CEO
OLD OAK & PARK
ROYAL DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION
MICHAEL SHIELDS
Managing Director
ING REAL ESTATE FINANCE
ADAM SHAH
SVP & COO, Europe
STARWOOD CAPITAL
MARTIN JEPSON
President & COO
BROOKFIELD PROPERTY
PARTNERS
Change. For better or worse?
Brexit, Trump and the London bubble - as the sun begins to set on the UK property lifecycle, most tread
with caution. Yet savvy investors and creative developers are listening to the changing demographic
trends and reacting with gusto. Indeed, the demand on places to live, work and play is offering up
valuable new models. Resi build to rent, coworking, last mile delivery, serviced apartments... is this the
new normal?
The nature of UK property is shifting, for better or worse. At the British GRI, senior real estate professionals
meet to compare such thoughts, to identify likeminded partners, and to maintain a healthy pipeline of
new acquaintances.
If you enjoy keeping the company of the industry’s elite, then I’d be delighted to welcome you to 116
Pall Mall this 25th and 26th April.
Henri Alster
Chairman
GRI Club
Kirsty Stevens
Director - UK
GRI Club
Overview
A conversation amongst friends
British GRI is a get-together of senior international and European real estate investors, developers
and lenders.
Much like a conversation in your own living room, the GRI discussion format enables you to interact
with everyone in the room. Quickly find the right partners for your business, build high value
relationships, and continue the conversation afterwards.
THE INVESTMENT CYCLE LONDON VS ...
CO-INVESTMENT & CLUB DEALS COMMUNITY LIVING & PLACE SHAPING
FINDING VALUE
BUILT TO RENT DISRUPTORSCO-WORKING & SHARED WORKSPACE

3. Not your typical
conference
GRI meetings have no speakers and no presentations. Instead, you
have a selection of closed-door discussions where everyone can
participate. The dynamic environment allows you to engage with
your peers in an informal and collegial setting.
“GRI is not a traditional conference. They
take away all the barriers that often
prevent meaningful conversations from
happening.”
Martine Philibert
Vice-President
IVANHOÉ CAMBRIDGE
“The format at the British GRI meeting
is more enjoyable. The small groups
discussions encourage everyone to
participate openly.”
Christopher Murray
Managing Director
RIDGEFORD DEVELOPMENTS
Tuesday 25
Wednesday 26
13:30 - 14:30 Registration/Arrival
14:30 - 17:45 Discussions
17:45 - 19:00 Drinks Reception
08:00 - 09:00 Registration/Arrival
09:00 - 09:40 Keynote
09:40 - 10:15 London Residential Outlook
11:00 - 12:15 Discussions
12:15 - 13:30 Lunch
13:30 - 16:00 Discussions
16:00 - 17:00 Farewell Drinks
Agenda
“It’s a lot more effective and creative than
a typical panel, it’s a lot more conducive to
an open and interactive exchange.”
Paul Bashir
COO
ROUND HILL CAPITAL
Discussions themes
GRI Differences
Debt finance
How far will lenders follow investors up
the risk curve?
Debt funds
Disappointing rewards or cushy busi-
ness?
Alternative sources of debt finance
The right moment or too left field?
Co-investments and club deals
Recipe for success or too many cooks?
F I N A N C E
Offices
Still safest bet or trouble ahead?
Hospitality investment
Brand, budget, boutique or serviced?
The Coworking phenomenon
Overhyped niche or office of the future?
Shopping Centres, Mixed Use and
Retail Parks
What really adds value to retail?
Industrial and Logistics
Last mile vs out of town
C O M M E R C I A L
New build resi
What price point is needed and what
will sell?
Student housing
Continued evolution or reached its peak?
Build to rent in the mid-market
Sweet spot or overcrowded?
R E S I D E N T I A L
Dublin
Are short term players now ready for the
long game?
UK regions
Attractive yields or at risk of oversupply?
European cities
Brexit ‘flight of capital’ - where will
it Land?
L O N D O N V S … .
Finding Value
Any upside left in the UK?
Community living and place shaping
What adds investment value?
The investment cycle
Keep dancing until the music stops or
time to take a seat?
Opportunistic
Any choice not to be?
Defensive strategies
Which counter-cyclical trends will yield
results?
B I G G E R P I C T U R E

4. Discussions Discussions
Provocateurs
Howarethelatestinnovations,industrydisruptorsandtrendsimpactingrealestateinvestmentstrategies?
Kickstarting a selection of this year’s discussions, our ‘Provocateurs’ will deliver a short pre-discussion
teaser on their views
Geopolitical Economics
Navigating through a turbulent world
KEYNOTE
2016 revealed a new global liberal order with a host of geo-political risks that shook the world’s economy
to its core. As 2017 presents us with a perfect storm, the impacts remain unclear on how global politics
and economics will shape future markets.
Philippe Dauba-Pantanacce will decipher today’s world trends – the chaos, the risk and perhaps the
silver lining of it all.
PHILIPPE DAUBA-PANTANACCE
Senior Economist, Global Geopolitical
Analyst, Global Markets
STANDARD CHARTERED
Shopping Centres -thriving
or near extinction?
Some say that Boxpark is the
future of retail. A home of
creativity for tomorrow’s big
spenders, presenting a new
money gushing investment
model of ‘shop, eat and play’.
Others see pop up entertainment
as a “plaster”, a short term fix for
depreciating retail assets that
can’t add value to your portfolio.
Which, if either, is true?
In this discussion, Roger will get
the conversation started with a
window into the new world of
bricks and mortar retail as he
sees it.
ROGER WADE
CEO
BOXPARK
London Housing and
Planning Policy Update
London housing supply is at a
critical low. With a secured 3bn of
government funding to kickstart
new builds in the city, will we see
a gold rush? Or, should attention
be better spent on supporting a
scalable PRS pipeline?
James Murray will deliver the
latest government policy
thinking on supporting the
London housing development
pipeline, planning reform and key
regeneration hotspots.
JAMES MURRAY
Deputy Mayor for Housing and
Regeneration
GREATER LONDON AUTHORITY
Crowdfunding- is it
mainstream ready?
Some hail crowdfunding as
opening the property market up
to a new era of debt finance.
But for some, it might be the case
that too many cooks spoil the
yield.
Thomas Schneider will present
thoughts on alternative sources of
finance for real estate and offering
his experience of the success
of crowdfunding as a means of
leveraging junior debt finance.
THOMAS SCHNEIDER
CIO
BRICKVEST
Northern Powerhouse; is it
still packing a punch?
Is there more to the UK
regions than simply large scale
regeneration in Birmingham and
Manchester?
Some think there is a clear
pipeline of development and
strong support from hungry
investors. Others think the
Northern Powerhouse is just good
branding, not daring to move out
of the M25.
Tony Danaher will offer his ideas
on what is needed to give the
UK regions a shove in the right
direction towards international
investors.
TONY DANAHER
Chief Executive
CAPITAL INVESTMENT
ORGANISATION, UKTI
The investment cycle
Keep dancing until the music stops or time to take a seat?
SAMEER DALAMAL
Managing Director
OCH-ZIFF
MANAGEMENT
EUROPE UK
PAUL HOUSE
Managing Partner
VENN PARTNERS UK
OWEN LYNCH
Managing Director
LGL TRUSTEES
LIMITED CHANNEL
ISLANDS
SCOTT O’DONNELL
VP – Senior Managing
Director
HARBERT
MANAGEMENT
CORPORATION UK
RANDEESH SANDHU
CEO
URBAN EXPOSURE UK
MICHAEL ZERDA
MD & Head of Europe -
RE Debt Strategies
BLACKSTONE UK
SANJOY
CHATTOPADHYAY
Principal
HIG BAYSIDE
CAPITAL UK
INTRODUCTION BY JOHN SLADE
P
INTRODUCTION
JOHN SLADE
CEO
BNP PARIBAS REAL
ESTATE UK
II

5. Discussions Discussions
Community living and place shaping
What adds investment value?
VICTORIA HILLS
CEO
OPDC UK
MARTIN JEPSON
President and COO
BROOKFIELD
PROPERTY GROUP UK
DANIEL MOYLAN
Board Member, TFL
& Crossrail
TRANSPORT FOR
LONDON UK
CHRISTOPHER
MURRAY
Managing Director
RIDGEFORD
DEVELOPMENTS UK
MARTINE PHILIBERT
Vice-President
IVANHOÉ
CAMBRIDGE Canada
Debt finance
How far will lenders follow investors up the risk curve?
LORNA BROWN
Managing Director
BLACKSTONE UK
BEN EPPLEY
Managing Director
APOLLO
MANAGEMENT UK
GUILLAUME
GRUCHET
Director
BANK OF AMERICA
MERRILL LYNCH UK
STUART HOARE
Managing Director
CR INVESTMENT
MANAGEMENT UK
DANIEL POTTORFF
Director – Debt
Investments & Special
Situations
LASALLE
INVESTMENT
MANAGEMENT UK
MICHAEL SHIELDS
Managing Director
ING REAL ESTATE
FINANCE UK
ANDREA VANNI
Managing Director
Head of European
Debt
DEUTSCHE ASSET &
WEALTH MANAGE UK
DAVID WHITE
Partner
TYNDARIS REAL
ESTATE UK
Build to rent in the mid-market
Sweet spot or overcrowded?
MARK ALLNUTT
Managing Director,
Investments
GREYSTAR EUROPE
HOLDINGS UK
PAULINE BRADLEY
CEO
GREYFRIARS
INVESTMENTS
LTD. UK
TONY BROOKS
Managing Director
MODA LIVING UK
DAVID CHRISTIE
Managing Director
ESO CAPITAL UK
CARRIE HIEBELER
Senior Investment
Officer
VENTAS, INC. USA
TIM PHILLIPS
Senior Fund Manager
& Director
LOTHBURY
INVESTMENT
MANAGEMENT UK
RYAN PRINCE
Vice Chairman
REALSTAR GROUP UK
EZIO SICURELLA
Senior Vice President
IVANHOÉ
CAMBRIDGE Canada
MARTIN SKINNER
Founder & CEO
INSPIRED ASSET
MANAGEMENT UK
Dublin
Are short term players now ready for the long game?
PAUL BROPHY
Co-Managing Director
EARLSFORT CAPITAL
PARTNERS UK
FRANK DOWLING
Head of Real Estate
Investments
IRELAND STRATEGIC
INVESTMENT FUND
Ireland
ANDREW GUNNE
CEO
CHARTERED LAND
Ireland
PAUL MCDONNELL
Head of Global
Property Finance
BANK OF IRELAND
Ireland
ADAM SHAH
SVP & COO, Europe
STARWOOD CAPITAL
GROUP UK

6. Discussions Discussions
Opportunistic
Any choice not to be?
SEBASTIANO
D’AVANZO
Director, Real Estate
KKR UK
ARTEM KOROLEV
Principal UK
investments
GREENOAK REAL
ESTATE UK
LLOYD LEE
Managing Partner
YOO CAPITAL UK
NICOLAS MASSIERE
Principal, Private
Equity Real Estate
CALE STREET
PARTNERS UK
KRYSTO NIKOLIC
Partner
TPG CAPITAL UK
NITIN SINGHAL
Managing Partner
FRESCO GLOBAL UK
Student housing
Continued evolution or reached its peak?
FELIX BAUER
CEO
DEUTSCHE REAL
ESTATE FUND
Luxembourg
NITIN BHANDARI
Head – Direct
Investments
LETTERONE
TREASURY SERVICES
UK
PAUL HADAWAY
CEO
EMPIRIC STUDENT
PROPERTY PLC UK
RAJ KOTECHA
Co-founder &
Managing Director
AMRO REAL ESTATE
PARTNERS UK
DEREK WILLIAMS
Head of Investment
Management, EMEA
GSA GROUP UK
RICHARD GABELICH
CEO
CAMPUS LIVING
VILLAGES UK
AURELIEN LANFRAY
Senior Vice President
MACQUARIE GROUP
UK
Debt funds
Disappointing rewards or cushy business?
ANDREAS COSTA
Director
CR INVESTMENT
MANAGEMENT UK
FERGAL FEENEY
Managing Director
EARLSFORT CAPITAL
PARTNERS UK
JONATHAN LYE
Director
JCRA UK
SPENCER
STEADMAN
Partner
LUMINA REAL ESTATE
CAPITAL UK
ANDREAS
WUERMELING
Head of Loan Market
REF & PIF
PBB DEUTSCHE
PFANDBRIEFBANK
Germany
Finding value
Any upside left in the UK?
DAVID BENNETT-
REES
Chairman
FREEMASONS
PENSION SCHEME UK
CHARLIE DESMOND
Founding Partner
BRYDELL PARTNERS
UK
JENNY
HAMMARLUND
Director, Real Estate
KOHLBERG KRAVIS
ROBERTS UK
SAM MELLOR
Partner, Real Estate
CHENAVARI
INVESTMENT
MANAGERS UK
SHAMIK NAROTAM
Head of UK & Ireland
MORGAN STANLEY
UK
PAUL WHITE
Chairman
FROGMORE REAL
ESTATE PARTNERS UK
NICK JACOBS
CEO
ROWAN ASSET
MANAGEMENT UK

7. Discussions Discussions
Alternative sources of debt finance
The right moment or too left field?
RICHARD
CRADDOCK
Director, Commercial
Real Estate UK
WELLS FARGO UK
ROBERT DAVIS
Director & CEO
JAEGER ALTERNATIVE
FINANCE COR UK
ALI IMRAAN
Director Debt
Investments & Special
Situations
LASALLE
INVESTMENT
MANAGEMENT UK
BRYAN MCDONNELL
Principal, Head of
European Debt
Origination
PGIM REAL ESTATE
FINANCE UK
Offices
Still safest bet or trouble ahead?
NEIL HASSON
Managing Director
INVESTCORP
INTERNATIONAL UK
TOMAS JURDAK
Country CEO
HB REAVIS UK UK
REDA KHATIM
Managing Partner
PALM CAPITAL UK
ANTHONY PELL
Managing Director
GRACEMARK
INVESTMENTS UK
ROBERT RACKIND
Partner
EQT PARTNERS UK
Defensive strategies
Which counter-cyclical trends will yield results?
MANISH GUDKA
CEO
APRIROSE REAL
ESTATE INVESTMENT
UK
BRANDON
HOLLIHAN
Founding Partner
CASTLEFORGE
PARTNERS UK
MARK W. PEARSON
Managing Director
NITYA CAPITAL USA
SUCHIT PUNNOSE
Founder & CEO
RED RIBBON ASSET
MANAGEMENT UK
European gateway cities
Brexit ‘flight of capital’ - where will it land?
ADAM JOSEPH
Senior Managing
Director
MACQUARIE BANK
UK
MADS R. LOEWE
Managing Director
CARLTON GROUP UK
MIKKO SYRJÄNEN
CEO
AALTO INVEST UK
MICHAEL VRANA
Managing Director
BLACKSTONE UK
MARJORIE
BRABET-FRIEL
CEO
SYSTEMA CAPITAL
PARTNERS UK
PROVOCATEUR
THOMAS
SCHNEIDER
Co-Founder & CIO
BRICKVEST UK
PP
PER MARIO FLODEN
Director
EASTDIL SECURED UK
ALLEN MACDONELL
Managing Director
TEACHER
RETIREMENT SYSTEM
OF TEXAS UK

8. Discussions Discussions
Hospitality investment
Boutique, budget, brand or serviced?
ILYAS ASLAM
COO
QUADRUM GLOBAL
UK
FELIX BAUER
CEO
DEUTSCHE REAL
ESTATE FUND
Luxembourg
FRANK CROSTON
Founding Partner
HAMILTON HOTEL
PARTNERS UK
MATTEO GHEDINI
CEO
BRERA SERVICED
APARTMENTS
Germany
MANISH GUDKA
CEO
APIROSE REAL
ESTATE INVESTMENT
UK
Co-investments and club deals
Recipe for success or too many cooks?
BRUNO LOBO
Director, Real Estate
AECOM CAPITAL UK
REZA MERCHANT
CEO
THE COLLECTIVE
PARTNERS LLP UK
KIRK ADAMSON
Principal
BLACKSTONE UK
FRANK ZABEL
Partner & Managing
Director
NEWPORT HOLDING
Germany
The Coworking phenomenon
Overhyped niche or office of the future?
MARK DIXON
CEO
REGUS UK
CHARLIE GREEN
Co-CEO
THE OFFICE GROUP
UK
CHRIS PIERONI
Operations Director
WORKSPACE GROUP
UK
PROVOCATEUR
Shopping centres, mixed use and retail parks
What really adds value to retail?
CAROLINA
BROCHADO
Principal Investments
ATOMICO UK
JANE JEFFERY
Acquisitions Director,
UK
UK AND EUROPEAN
INVESTMENTS UK
ANTHONY KHOI
President
AERIUM TURKEY
Turkey
DAVID RAVEN
Retail Investment
Regional Director
INFRARED CAPITAL
PARTNERS UK
BOBBY SHEEHAN
Director
EDINBURGH HOUSE
ESTATES UK
MICHAEL
JOHNSTONE
Chairman
CHEERGREY
PROPERTIES UK
ROGER WADE
Founder and CEO
BOXPARK UKPP
New build resi
What price point is needed and what will sell? Presentation followed by discussion
JAMES MURRAY
Head of Housing and
Residential Planning
GREATER LONDON
AUTHORITY UK
LONDON RESIDENTIAL OUTLOOK
PROVOCATEUR
PP

9. Discussions
Industrial and Logistics
Last mile vs out of town
MICHAEL FORSTER
Development Director
ISEC UK
TRISTRAM FROST
Consultant
GARBE INDUSTRIAL
REAL ESTATE GMBH
UK
CHRISTIAN
JAMISON
CEO
VALOR REAL ESTATE
PARTNERS LLP UK
CHRISTIAN NICKELS-
TESKE
SVP/ Head of Treasury
& Capital Markets
PROLOGIS
Netherlands
The GRI has limited opportunities for participate in networking and differentiated brand pasitioning, geared to players who understand our select
audience as a key to their relationship and business.
Victor Martins
Key Accounts Director
T: +44 20 7121 5067
E: victor.martins@griclub.org
Andreas Schönning
Marketing Manager
T: +44 (0)20 7121 5071
E: andreas.schonning@griclub.org
To sponsor, contact: For Media & Partnerships Contact:
Sponsors & Partners
BNP Paribas Real Estate, one of the leading European real estate providers, offers its clients a
comprehensive range of services that span the entire real estate lifecycle: property development,
transaction, consulting, valuation, property management and investment management.
BNP Paribas Real Estate offers local expertise to global clients through its presence in 37 countries
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unparalleled European expertise and opportunities.
Our clients are at the heart of everything that we do and our full service offering means that we can
build long term relationships with our clients, producing business strategies that are built around what
our clients need in a changing world.
www.realestate.bnpparibas.com
John Slade
CEO, UK
T: +44 (0) 20 7338 4470
E: john.slade@bnpparibas.com
Industry Partner
alternative assets. intelligent data.
Media Partners
SENIOR SPONSOR
PARTNERS
UK regions
Attractive yields or at risk of oversupply?
IAN ROBERT
BAGGETT
CEO & Founder
ADDERSTONE
GROUP UK
PAUL WHITLEY
Managing Director
RE-CREO
DEVELOPMENTS UK
PROVOCATEUR
PP TONY DANAHER
Chief Executive
CAPITAL INVESTMENT
ORGANISATION,
UKTI UK

10. On a larger scale, ‘Open Events’ bring non-members and members
together for high level debates with global participants.
upcoming european events:
Global Club
Africa
Argentina Brazil
CEE Colombia, Chile, Peru
GermanyFrance
India
Italy
Mexico
Russia
Spain
United Kingdom
Espana GRI 2017
Madrid, 23-24 May
France GRI 2017
Paris, 11-12 September
Deutsche
Wohnen 2017
Berlin, 14-15 November
GRI Chairman’s
Retreat 2018
St Moritz, January
Russia GRI 2017
Moscow, October
Italia GRI 2017
Milan 13-14 June
CEE GRI 2017
Vienna, 12-13 June
Europe GRI 2017
Paris, 11-12 September
OPEN EVENTS
Global Club
Deutsche GRI 2017
Frankfurt, 8-9 May
British GRI 2017
London, 25-26 April
GRI members will benefit from pre-event and on site
matchmaking through pre-arranged one to one meetings
with peers.
MATCHMAKING
Guided by local and regional advisory boards, ‘Club
Meetings’ focus on a theme, sub-sector or micro-market.
CLUB MEETINGS
About GRI Club
GRI’s global club brings together real estate leaders from
across the world. Members find the club a useful way to
develop valuable relationships, find new business partners,
and strengthen their global networks. If building close
relationships with leaders in the industry can be useful, we
welcome you to join us.
CLUB MEMBERSHIP
Club Members gain access to Club Meetings held across
the world. From exclusive member-only meetings, to ‘open’
events that bring non-members and members together for
high level debates with global participants. Membership
is by invitation only and reserved exclusively for investors,
lenders and developers. Qualified individuals (C / Director
Level) that believe they could benefit from being part of
such a global community are welcome to further details.
CONTACT GRI CLUB UK:
Kirsty Stevens, Director - UK
T: +44 (0)20 7121 5095 E: kirsty.stevens@griclub.org

11. Madrid, 23-24 May
www.espanagri.com
ESPAÑA
GRI 2017
Paris, 11-12 September
www.europegri.com
EUROPE
GRI 2017
Milan, 13-14 June
www.italiagri.com
ITALIA
GRI 2017
Frankfurt, 8-9 May
www.deutschegri.com
DEUTSCHE
GRI 2017
Connecting Global Real Estate Leaders

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located above the long card number.
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