Lovells has advised Henderson Global Investors on the creation of a close-ended real estate fund to buy UK designer outlet shopping centres. The fund has bought three shopping malls for £365m from a consortium comprising BP Pension Fund, Axa and Morley Fund Management. Lovells funds partner James McDonald led a large cross-border team advising on the deal, which saw the fund, UK Outlet Mall Partnership, buying the three centres in Cheshire Oaks, Swindon and Bridgend. Other partners involved in the deal include tax partners Kevin Ashman in London, Herve Israel in Paris, Michael Dettmeier in Duesseldorf and Jason Kaplan in New York.
September 03, 2008 at 10:37 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Lovells has advised Henderson Global Investors on the creation of a close-ended real estate fund to buy UK designer outlet shopping centres.
The fund has bought three shopping malls for £365m from a consortium comprising BP Pension Fund, Axa and Morley Fund Management.
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