Principal launches Real Estate Debt fund in UK

First time strategy available to UK

Daniel Flynn
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Principal has brought its real estate strategy to the UK through the launch of a UCITS-compliant Real Estate Debt fund.

The Irish-domiciled Real Estate Debt fund is managed by Principal Real Estate Investors, and co-managed by Marc Peterson, Jason Haigh, and Scott Carson. Principal Real Estate Investors has been investing in commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) for a variety of institutional investors since 1997, growing its CMBS AUM to $9bn, but this launch marks the first time the team's strategy will be available to UK investors. The team invests the majority of assets in a diversified portfolio of US CMBS. CMBS are structured debt securities, typically secured by diversified pools of first ...

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