More relaxed investment guidelines for AIMS Property Securities Fund
AIMS Fund Management is amending a number of investment guidelines for its AIMS Property Securities Fund (APW).
It will raise its maximum underwriting exposure to any security from 20 per cent of the fund value to 100 per cent. While it had a requirement to cut this to 15 per cent within 12 months, it will now have a "best endeavours" requirement to reduce this to 19.9 per cent with the same time period.
It will also increase its maximum investment in any security to 100 per cent of the fund value, up from 15 per cent, and its maximum exposure to any one manager to 100 per cent, up from 20 per cent.
The maximum number of units it can hold in an investee fund is relaxed, from 19.9 per cent to 100 per cent, though the minimum size of investee funds is now reduced from S$20 million to S$5 million.
In a separate announcement, APW said it has bought 11.7 million ordinary units and 6.3 million preferred units in the AIMS Property Fund, raising its stake to 89.96 per cent of the latter. APW paid 43.2 cents per unit, which amounted to a total consideration of S$7.8 million, including acquisition costs.
APW, listed in Singapore and Australia, invests in unlisted and listed property trusts, listed wholesale direct property funds and property companies, as well as cash and fixed interest securities.
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