Voting in an extraordinary resolution this morning, shareholders agreed to shift the investment proposition of the PAIF from a pure direct property investment vehicle to a model blending dual approaches.
From 12 April, the fund will begin a transition process to decrease its direct property allocation from its current 76% level, according to the latest available factsheet, to 45%. Alongside this, the fund will allocate 45% to global real estate investment trusts, with the remaining 10% held in cash.
LGIM’s Crossley: Hybrid property model could become ‘blueprint’ for illiquid open-ende…