让资产流动起来：多层次REITs市场的法律实践

Core Insights - The article emphasizes the rapid rise of China's REITs market as a key driver for revitalizing existing assets and enhancing capital allocation efficiency, which is crucial for economic growth [2][25] - It highlights the establishment of a multi-tiered ecosystem in the REITs market, characterized by public REITs setting benchmarks and private REITs nurturing the market [25] Group 1: Institutional REITs - Institutional REITs are described as independent and dynamic "innovation testing grounds," filling the gap in the multi-tiered REITs system and gradually building a unique market ecosystem [4][29] - The governance structure of institutional REITs focuses on asset credit rather than relying solely on the credit of original equity holders, ensuring a more robust framework for asset value [6][30] - Challenges faced by institutional REITs include valuation discrepancies and insufficient secondary market liquidity, which require ongoing ecosystem development [7][30] Group 2: Class REITs - Class REITs are recognized as flexible and adaptable structured tools that have become essential for revitalizing existing assets, with applications expanding across various asset types [8][31] - The legal framework for class REITs emphasizes compliance and verification of asset ownership and operational legality, facilitating the securitization of mature assets and new business models [14][37] - The innovative structure of class REITs aims to deepen the "de-subjectification" practice, connecting assets and capital through legal and financial engineering [15][38] Group 3: Public REITs - Public REITs provide a transparent pricing benchmark through public disclosure and continuous trading, marking significant progress in the financialization of core assets [16][39] - The establishment of a market-based value discovery mechanism through strict compliance checks and governance enhances the overall efficiency of resource allocation in the REITs ecosystem [18][41] - The evolution of public REITs reflects a broader financial revolution in China's REITs market, transitioning from individual ownership to public pricing, thereby unlocking the potential of dormant assets [21][44]