Ruffer warns property fund liquidity problems could spread to other asset classes

Savers pushed into riskier investments

Katrina Lloyd
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The managers of the £354m Ruffer investment company have said daily-dealing property funds have been shown to be a "contradiction in terms", and this phenomenon is likely to spread to other similarly illiquid asset classes such as corporate bonds.

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