PFB launches new offer of commercial prop fund

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PINDER Fry & Benjamin LLP (PFB) has launched the second offer of shares in its actively managed commercial property investment fund, the PFB Data Centre fund.

It follows the initial offering which closed in January, having raised more than £33m. The fund is a Guernsey registered closed ended investment company and shares in it will be listed on the Channel Islands Stock Exchange. The minimum investment is £38,000 and shares in the fund may be held by UK resident and non-resident individuals and companies, trusts, managed funds, FURBSs, SIPPs, SSASs, company pension schemes, charities and other tax-exempt investors. It is hoped that the fund will deliver an IRR of 17-19pc pa over a term of at least five years and UK resident, tax paying inve...

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