M&G Prudential suspends UK Property fund

Following M&G suspension

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M&G Prudential has suspended its UK property fund following the suspension of the M&G Property Portfolio earlier this week, Professional Adviser can reveal.

Pru said it suspended transactions on Thursday (5 December) on "a number of insured property funds" that it offers. It confirmed these funds were linked to the £2.5bn M&G Property Portfolio, which was suspended earlier this week. Pru emphasised the suspension does not impact the PruFund Growth, PruFund Cautious or the Risk Managed PruFund range of funds as they do not invest in M&G Property Portfolio.  This is not the first time the fund, first launched in 1991, has been suspended. It was suspended during 2016 after the Brexit referendum, and again in June this year.  According to FE ...

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