LGIM expands investment portfolio to £3.8bn

The firm has purchased five assets across the office, retail, leisure and industrial sectors

Holly Roach
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LGIM expands investment portfolio to £3.8bn

Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM) has purchased five assets across the office, retail, leisure and industrial sectors, taking its investment portfolio to £3.8bn.

The firm, on behalf of its managed fund LGIM Real Assets, invested £150m in various sectors including the purchase of office space in Spitalfields, a mixed-use institutional asset in Brighton, and ...

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