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Todd Henderson

Head of Americas,

Todd Henderson is the Head of Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management’s Americas business. He is responsible for all facets of the direct real estate investment management business in the Americas. Prior to assuming this position, Mr. Henderson was the Chief Investment Officer for RREEF Real Estate’s Americas business. As the CIO, he was responsible for directing the investment strategy for RREEF Real Estate in the Americas. In his capacity as CIO, he served as Chairman of RREEF Real Estate’s Americas Investment Committee and served on the America’s Leadership Committee. Before joining RREEF Real Estate, Henderson was a Director of Acquisitions for The J.E. Robert Company in Washington, D.C.

Videos

  • Capital Raising & IR

    Deutsche Asset Eyes Regional Opportunistic Fund

    Todd Henderson of Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management, talks about the firm’s $12bn of capital inflows in 2013, tailoring opportunistic separate accounts for investors and plans for future funds.

    April 30, 2014
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  • Office

    Office Set to Outperform

    Office will be real estate food group winner over next five years, industrial will outperform next two years, according to Todd Henderson, Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management.

    April 15, 2014
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  • Energy & Real Assets

    Hard Lessons From the Crash

    Todd Henderson, Head of Americas for RREEF Real Estate, Sonny Kalsi, Founding Partner of GreenOak Real Estate, and Stephen Tomlinson, a Partner with Kirkland & Ellis, share anecdotes and analysis gleaned in the aftermath of the real estate crash.

    April 1, 2012
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  • Energy & Real Assets

    Tough Love From Investors

    Experts at RREEF Real Estate, GreenOak Real Estate, and Kirkland & Ellis discuss which managers will be favored by investors in a transformed market.

    April 1, 2012
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  • Energy & Real Assets

    Deal Flow 2012

    A look at the U.S. office sector and to what extent it got “out of hand”; the effects of dislocation and “exogenous shocks” around the world; the effects of low interest rates on return prospects; and more.

    March 15, 2012
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