Jonathan Ng

Penultimate Economics Undergrad at Singapore Management University

23 May 2019

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What are some REIT specific terms that I should know as a beginner?

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Ashley Wong

23 May 2019

Financial Assistant at Multi Management & Future Solutions

AUM: Assets under management
AEI: Asset enhancement initiative
Capitalisation rate (or cap rate)
Cost of debt
Gearing ratio
Gross revenue
DPU: Distribution per unit
Distribution yield
Income support
Interest cover
NAV: Net asset value
NLA: Net lettable area
NPI: Net property income
Occupancy rate
P/B ratio: Price-to-book ratio
Rental reversion rate
ROFR: Right-of-first-refusal
Rights issue
Tenant retention rate
WALE: Weighted average lease to expiry
Weighted average term to maturity
Yield-accretive acquisition

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