Nabarro and Lovells have taken lead roles on Land Securities’ £210m sell-off of its stake in the Birmingham Bullring to an Australian Government investment fund. The purchase means that The Future Fund - an independently managed sovereign wealth fund - now holds a third of the Bullring alongside Henderson Global Investors and Hammerson.
September 21, 2009 at 07:56 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Nabarro and Lovells have taken lead roles on Land Securities’ £210m sell-off of its stake in the Birmingham Bullring to an Australian Government investment fund.
The purchase means that The Future Fund – an independently managed sovereign wealth fund – now holds a third of the Bullring alongside Henderson Global Investors and Hammerson.
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