LGIM's Crossley: Hybrid property model could become 'blueprint' for illiquid open-ended funds

Potential for other asset managers to follow

Valeria Martinez
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Legal & General Investment Management’s hybrid approach to property investment has the potential to become a blueprint for open-ended funds investing in other illiquid assets, UK wholesale boss James Crossley has argued.

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