Man Investments has extended the closing date for its OM-IP 16eight fund due to problems with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).
ASIC had requested further information and detail on a few aspects about the investment, which led to the company lodging a supplementary prospectus and replacement investment statement.
The new documentation provides additional information about the company's aim of generating medium term capital growth based on the simulated performance of the OM-IP 16eight Investment.
People who have already committed to the fund are being asked to reconfirm their application. If that isn’t done their money will be refunded.
Arcus sets up infrastructure fund
Arcus Investment Management has developed a fund focused on investing in listed and unlisted infrastructure assets.
“Specialist infrastructure investment is a prudent response to elevated values of property assets and rising interest rates,” Arcus chief investment officer Mark Brighouse says. "We are concerned that any change in sentiment in the housing sector will see contagion effects that impact on property assets generally. The strong run by listed property assets over recent years increases this risk".
Arcus intend to use the infrastructure fund alongside listed property in the defensive portion of client portfolios.
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