RLAM alters dealing arrangements as it announces the reopening of property funds

Reopens 30 September

James Baxter-Derrington
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Royal London Asset Management (RLAM) has announced that it will lift the temporary suspension of dealing in its property fund and trust at 5pm on 30 September.

The removal of the suspension of dealing on the Royal London Property fund and Royal London Property trust comes following confirmation from Cushman & Wakefield, the funds' independent valuer, that "the material uncertainty in respect of the valuation of the Property fund's assets has been lifted". Investors eye exit door as property funds prepare to reopen The announcement follows the reopening of Threadneedle UK Property and the slated 13 October lifting of L&G Property's temporary suspension, along with St James's Place opening its three UK commercial property funds. Alongside t...

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