Aegon Asset Management will require longer than the expected 24 months to wind up its Property Income fund, Investment Week has learnt.
When the fund officially closed on 9 August 2021, Aegon AM expected to liquidate the strategy by August 2023, but the company admitted it may need longer. The fund still has three properties in its portfolio: a Premier Inn in Preston, a property in Birmingham and building containing luxury apartments in London, according to the fund's May factsheet, all of which have not yet been sold, meaning the expected August 2023 deadline is likely to be missed. Aegon Property Income wind up records first quarter with no distribution The Preston Premier Inn faced hurdles after cladding was fou...
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