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Lisa Du

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Finance Reporter at Bloomberg News

Finance reporter @business, covering Japan real estate/investing/buyside/everything else. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Views my own,❤️s =📎 Cat photos/news tips: [email protected]

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  • 1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Lisa Du

    David Fassbender(Bloomberg) -- PGIM Real Estate, the property arm of Prudential Financial Inc.’s asset manager, expects to invest about $2 billion across the Asia-Pacific region this year even as Donald Trump’s trade policies fuel concern about economic growth. The firm invested about $900 million in real estate in the region in the first quarter, with most of that in Japan, said David Fassbender, PGIM Real Estate’s deputy head of Asia-Pacific.

  • 1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Lisa Du

    PGIM Real Estate, the property arm of Prudential Financial Inc.’s asset manager, expects to invest about $2 billion across the Asia-Pacific region this year even as Donald Trump’s trade policies fuel concern about economic growth. The firm invested about $900 million in real estate in the region in the first quarter, with most of that in Japan, said David Fassbender, PGIM Real Estate’s deputy head of Asia-Pacific.

  • 1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Lisa Du

    PGIM Real Estate, the property arm of Prudential Financial Inc.’s asset manager, expects to invest about $2 billion across the Asia-Pacific region this year even as Donald Trump’s trade policies fuel concern about economic growth. The firm invested about $900 million in real estate in the region in the first quarter, with most of that in Japan, said David Fassbender, PGIM Real Estate’s deputy head of Asia-Pacific.

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Lisa Du
Lisa Du @lisadont
9 Apr 25

Always appreciate a piece with some Japan corporate trivia and insight on how some of the pickiest consumers in the world have forced global companies to do better if they want access to their wallets.✨

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Gearoid Reidy リーディー・ガロウド @GearoidReidy

“They don’t take our cars, but we take MILLIONS of theirs!” Trump says to justify tariffs he's slapped on US ally Japan. But it's just not true. US cars don't sell because of barriers to entry, but because Japan's drivers just don't want them. My latest: https://t.co/ytykydsID4

Lisa Du
Lisa Du @lisadont
2 Apr 25

RT @business: Warburg Pincus plans to open a Tokyo office later this year as it seeks more real estate and private equity deals in Japan ht…

Lisa Du
Lisa Du @lisadont
28 Mar 25

Japanese hedge fund Ariake Capital, which we profiled just earlier this week, is poised to make a profit of about ¥8.3 billion ($55mil) from selling one of its major regional bank holdings https://t.co/v5nUCHYCv6