JP Morgan Global Core Real Assets (JARA) trust has proposed a reduction of its real estate exposures ahead of the trust's five-year continuation vote.
In a stock exchange notice today (25 May), the board said it intends to amend its investment policy so that allocations to real estate can be reduced in favour of other real assets categories, such as infrastructure, transport and mezzanine debt. To do so, the trust has proposed raising the current investment restriction from a maximum of 20%, to a maximum of 30% of its gross asset value in any single private fund, and otherwise no more than 20% of its gross asset value in securities, or other interests, of any single company or other entity. JPM Global Core Real Assets trims listed ...
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