Gosling's Grouse: How can we untangle property sector woes?
Why did investors panic after Brexit?
As the dust begins to settle on the ‘rubble' of the property funds sector, it is surely time to figure out who, or what, can be blamed.
Wrong (well, probably). For the sector, it is the second debacle in less than a decade, which means it is surely a crisis and not an accident. The situation seems slightly less clear than it was back...
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