M&G boosts social housing agenda with £55m in north west

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M&G Investments has added to its social housing portfolio by providing north west housing provider Regenda Group with a £55m private placement deal.

The deal, which saw the Royal Bank of Scotland acting as an agent, will see M&G paid an interest rate of close to 5% for between 30 and 40 years. The private placement deal was transacted at 1.5% a...

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