Welcome to Consilia Capital

Background

Consilia Capital is owned by Alex Moss who has spent over 30 years specializing in the real estate sector globally, encompassing award winning sell side research, corporate broking, private equity and fund management.  He formed AME Capital in 2002, which developed a proprietary database and analytical tool  for all global listed real estate companies and real estate securities funds. This business was sold to Macquarie Securities in 2008, where he stayed for over three years as Head of Global Property Securities Analytics.  He formed Consilia Capital in  2012. He is Director of the Real Estate Research Centre at the Business School (formerly Cass), and Course Director for MSc Global finance online course. He is also a Visiting Professor in the Real Estate and Planning Department  at Henley Business School, University of Reading where teaches the Real Estate Securities module for the MSc Real Estate (Flexible) course. . He is Chairman of the EPRA Research Committee, the Property Industry Alliance Research Committe,  a Member of the Advisory Board for the Journal of European Real Estate Research, and was an External Examiner for the MSt in Real Estate at the University of Cambridge. 

What We Do

Our current product range includes:

MONTHLY REPORTS 

Regular performance data for real estate, infrastructure, and real asset funds with feature articles on fund management topics such as Smart Beta, REIT Trading Strategies, and Index Composition.

COMMISSIONED RESEARCH REPORTS 

 Topics have included Infrastructure, Asian listed real estate, and the use of listed real estate in asset management.

ADVISORY WORK

 Typically, launching global real estate securities funds and implementing real estate strategies using the listed sector

INDUSTRY PAPERS AND SURVEYS.

We  participate in industry-related topics, such as the role of real estate in DC pension schemes, and contribute the data for the  annual Global REIT Survey 

ACADEMIC PAPERS 

on liquidity premia, REIT trading strategies, and the impact of blending listed and unlisted real estate. 

Recently completed research projects and monthly publications are available here