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Malcolm Riddell
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- Sarasota, FL
- United States
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- Malcolm Riddell is president of RIDDELLTSENG, a boutique investment bank he established in 1988. A Mandarin speaker, who lived nearly 20 years in China and Taiwan, he advises leading international financial services, insurance, and real estate companies on foreign direct investment in China, and he represents them directly in negotiating these deals.
Before RIDDELLTSENG, Malcolm was an investment banker in real estate finance at Salomon Brothers (now part of CitiGroup); a U.S. delegate to the UN; and a CIA case officer in China Operations and a CIA Special Operations Group reserve officer, at all times holding Top Secret/Codeword clearances.
A lawyer, board-certified international law, Malcolm is a member of the Advisory Board at Peking University’s Center for Real Estate Law, where he also supervises the ‘RIDDELLTSENG Fellowship.’
Malcolm is an Associate-in-Research at Harvard’s Fairbank Center for China Studies, and an Asia Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. He will oversee RIDDELLTSENG’s sponsorship of the Harvard Graduate School of Design’s ‘Architectural Borderlines: Shanghai’ studio for 14 students and faculty in spring 2009 in Shanghai. He regularly teaches and lectures on China issues at Harvard.
Besides a juris doctor degree in law from Stetson University in his home state of Florida, Malcolm’s graduate work includes:
• Harvard Graduate School of Design, AMDP in Real Estate;
• Columbia University, Master of International Affairs; and
• Harvard Business School, MBA.
Malcolm is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
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various cities and the topics of discussion are pretty wide-ranging. But
one topic…
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Bob has also shared very interesting thought leadership about Global and US Capital Trends as an attachment to http://creopoint.com/forum/topics/a-conversation-with-bob-white.
Commercial Property News and RCA will soon be going to be reaching out to members of our CREOPoint Capital Markets, Financial Crisis and Distressed Assets groups as they might be interested in the conversation about:
- What CREOPoint members are witnessing in the current marketplace?
- Will capital flows pick back up in the near future and where will they come from?
- With opportunities (and yields) increasing in primary markets like Manhattan and London, will capital flow trends towards emerging markets reverse?
- Is there really a pricing "floor" which will trigger increased investment? And are we near that figure?
However, given your professional interest and involvement on CREOPoint, we wanted to give you a chance to be among the first ones to address one or more of the questions Bob raised. Feel free to also ask questions directly on http://creopoint.com/forum/topics/a-conversation-with-bob-white.
Should be interesting and fun, I look forward to seeing you there. Best, JC