Real Assets: Timberland, farmland, intellectual property Flashcards

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Infrastructure investments

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are claims on the income of real assets such as toll roads, airports, and regulated utilities.

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Intellectual Property (IP)

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is an intangible asset that can be owned, such as copyrighted artwork.

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Blue top lots

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are at an interim stage of lot completion. In this case, the owner has completed the rough grading of the property and the lots, including the undercutting of the street section, interim drainage, and erosion control facilities, and has paid all applicable fees required.

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Timberland investment management organizations (TIMOs)

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provide management services for a fee that facilitate timber ownership by pension funds, endowments, and foundations. Many institutional investors rely on a TIMO for advice about investments in forestlands.

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Expropriation

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is where a government takes ownership and/or control of assets belonging to foreign investors, either by direct action (nationalization or forced asset transfer) or indirect action, such as discriminatory taxation or predatory regulation.

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Cap rate (capitalization rate) or yield

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is a common term for the return on assets.

NOI (net operational income)/price=cap rate%

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Institutional quality investment

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is the type of investment that financial institutions such as pension funds or endowments might include in their holdings because they are expected to deliver reasonable returns at an acceptable level of risk.

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Privatization

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is when a governmental entity sells a public asset to a private operator.

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Regulatory risk

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is the economic dispersion to an investor from uncertainty regarding governmental regulatory actions.

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Secondary market

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is a market which facilitates trading among investors of previously existing securities.

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Early stage

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is split into seed stage and start-up stage.

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Hammer prices

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are final auction prices that do not include commissions to the auction house.

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Land investment,

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or land banking, is the practice of buying lots for the purpose of development at some future date.

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land’s lot types

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1) Paper lots - vacant and approved for development but without any construction activity.
2) blue top lots - exist in some interim stage of completion
3) finished lots -fully completed and ready for occupancy with all entitlements, fees, and permits having been filed and paid.

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pulp mill saw mill

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целлюлозный завод, лесопилка

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firewood, pulpwood, or lumber

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дрова целлюлоза пиломатериалы

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drought obsolescence

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засуха износ

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timberland types of investment

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  1. direct
    2) exchange-traded funds (ETFs)
    3) real estate investment trusts (REITs).
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fringe area

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периферия

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infrastructure investments

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  • assets that are created, owned, managed, or heavily regulated by government.
  • typically offer monopolistic power in that the services are offered by a single provider who can set prices relatively free from competition.
  • essential goods or services (e.g., electricity distribution) with stable cash flows that offer goods and services accessed by a large segment of the population often serving the general welfare of a society.
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greenfield projects

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  • require investors to build an asset, or make substantial improvements to an asset.
  • brand new and yet to be constructed infrastructure projects
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brownfield project

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mature and pre-existing assets, which have a long history of stable cash flows in developed markets.

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investment risk of greenfield vs brownfield projects

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green-fields are riskier as they require investors to build an asset, or make substantial improvements to an asset.
investors do not know the exact costs and do not have a good estimate of future cash flows, both of which make greenfield investments substantially riskier than brownfield investments.

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exit strategies for infrastructure funds are

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1) to sell assets on the secondary market to other investors,
2) seek co- investors,
3) float an initial public offering (IPO),
4) seek a sale to a strategic buyer,
5) securitize the cash flows.

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parameter that that greatly effects risks and returns of infrastructure assets

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exit strategy,

26
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risks

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regulatory

currency

27
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Intangible assets (IP)

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  • are economic resources without physical form.
  • excludable goods, defined as goods that others can be prevented from enjoyment by a patent or by a copyright.
  • Ex: art, music, media, brands, and of course, film