The discounting and 'value adjustments' in the wake of the EU referendum are at last over. But at what cost? The doors are reopening on the £35bn of investors' money locked in commercial property funds, after they were suspended in the wake of the Brexit vote when panicking investors feared a collapse in values. Shortly after the EU referendum result, Standard Life halted trading in its £2.9bn fund, with Aviva, M&G, Henderson and Columbia Threadneedle soon following suit. It meant investors co...
The discounting and 'value adjustments' in the wake of the EU referendum are at last over. But at what cost? The doors are reopening on the £35bn of investors' money locked in commercial property funds, after they were suspended in the wake of the Brexit vote when panicking investors feared a collapse in values. Shortly after the EU referendum result, Standard Life halted trading in its £2.9bn fund, with Aviva, M&G, Henderson and Columbia Threadneedle soon following suit. It meant investors co...
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