Pictet's Cole readies multi-asset fund for next election by slashing property holdings

Corbyn-win could hit UK property

Laura Dew
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Pictet Asset Management's Andrew Cole has cut his exposure to UK commercial property in the multi-asset portfolio as he fears a Labour win at the next General Election, which he deems an even greater concern than Brexit.

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