CoInvestment Partner’s (CoIP) founder Mr. Piyush Bhardwaj discusses ways CoIP is providing foreign investors of various sizes an equal footing to invest in U.S. real estate. Mr. Bhardwaj, who spends majority of his time in the Gulf with investors from
Mr. Bhardwaj has been a regular participant for years in the U.S.- Saudi Investment Forums, however this conference marks a new chapter in trade relations between U.S. and Saudi businesses. The Investment Forum coincided (by design) with King Salman bin
Middle Eastern capital can be viewed as broken into three distinct tiers that amount to a largely untapped $4.8 trillion investor base for U.S. entities to attract. Gain a greater perspective of this potential investor base in this short excerpt
Piyush Bhardwaj of CoInvestment Partners along with executives from Vanke, Grosvenor and GLL Partners discussed appetite of Middle Eastern, European and Chinese investors for U.S. real estate. Mr. Bhardwaj, whose firm focuses on hundreds of Middle Eastern investors highlighted that investors
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CoInvestment Partners, Piyush Bhardwaj educates his audience on the tiers of Middle Eastern capital and how non-U.S. investors are moving beyond the traditional investment model of fund investing. Domestic U.S. and non-U.S. investors are taking a ‘rifle-shot approach’ to investing in
Relying on his extensive experience working on the team of a global sovereign wealth fund, CoIP’s Piyush Bhardwaj was the featured keynote interview at the opening of the prestigious PERE New York Summit 2014 held by PERE Magazine. Per PERE’s
Piyush Bhardwaj draws on his experience as a fiduciary to institutional investors to discuss “Risk management, mitigation and safer investment strategies” on a panel moderated by Richard Thompson. Cityscape global interviews Mr. Bhardwaj in this “60-second interview” for his