City duo advise as REIT splits into two separate listed companies
Herbert Smith and Linklaters have advised on the proposed demerger of the UK’s largest shopping mall owner, Liberty International.
Herbert Smith and Linklaters have advised on the proposed demerger of the UK's largest shopping mall owner, Liberty International. The real estate investment trust (REIT) will be spun into two separate listed companies: one focusing on central London commercial property and the other on UK shopping centres.
March 30, 2010 at 02:40 AM
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City duo advise as REIT splits into two separate listed companies
Herbert Smith and Linklaters have advised on the proposed demerger of the UK’s largest shopping mall owner, Liberty International.
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