Reita roadshows target advisers

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Financial advisers are being targeted by a series of roadshows hosted by Reita which outline the benefits of Real Estate Investment Trusts.

The organisation, which runs an educational and awareness campaign through the Reita.org website, says the 21 regional roadshows aim to give advisers independent education and information about the benefits of property investment and Reits. Reita says each event will last half a day and will include presentations giving practical advice on Reits and property investment from key speakers including among others: Patrick Sumner, chairman of Reita and head of global property equities at Henderson Global Investors Mark Long – director of investment strategy and research at Invista Rea...

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