At
a projected portfolio yield of ~ 7.7 % that puts us right around $ 250k per year of dividend income.
Not exact matches
Many infrastructure
projects could be financed by Canadian pension funds, many of which are underfunded, struggling and would love to have investments with almost guaranteed 7 % to 9 %
yields in their
portfolios.
If banks would look at their overall
portfolio and invest money with «safer» investments (for example, infrastructure
projects, with government backing), they will have lower
yields on those investments, and probably make less money, however it would be more guaranteed money and less risk.
The report suggests that in order to gain maximum benefit from the framework, it should be conducted at both
project and basin scale, first to answer questions immediately relevant to investors and then to provide perspective on alternative investment
portfolios that may
yield greater returns.
It'll then present two potential scenarios estimating a
projected investment
yield at retirement if you started a
portfolio today.
With
projected total unlevered returns on NCREIF at 6 percent — or potentially sub-6 percent — in 2018, the current
yield in the existing
portfolio becomes very important, notes McAuliffe.