IPSX: Nobody will ever tell you you cannot sell your shares

James Baxter-Derrington
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The world's first regulated bourse dedicated to offering direct investment in commercial property via a public market is hoping to target "structurally excluded" retail investors, who have been burned in recent years by holdings in the open-ended property fund market. HMRC weighs ISA ban on 'new' property fund investments The International Properties Securities Exchange (IPSX), which launched in May, currently has one tradeable asset in the Mailbox REIT, which owns Birmingham's 689,000 square foot mixed-use development to which its name refers.  At the time of writing (16 June)...

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