New Star and NU square up for a property battle

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investment giants preparing to launch international bricks and mortar funds in 2007

Property investment giants New Star and Norwich Union will go head to head with international bricks and mortar fund launches this year. While Norwich Union has unveiled a European commercial property fund, New Star is to offer an international bricks and mortar portfolio later in the year. New Star has negotiated a modification to UK fund rules to create a retail portfolio investing in international direct property in a tax-efficient way. The International Property fund will launch later this year under the group's property team headed by Roger Dossett. According to Stewart Cazier, New ...

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