IREIT Global board reviews possible internalization, keeps external manager model for now

Reuters04-10 23:43
IREIT Global board reviews possible internalization, keeps external manager model for now
  • IREIT Global board, led by independent directors, continues to review external management model, including option to internalize fund management.
  • Board currently favors external manager, citing IREIT’s scale, geographic footprint, cost structure, access to specialist capabilities.
  • Any internalization move would require clear net unitholder benefit, including quantified savings versus one-off costs such as any payment to acquire manager.
  • Board also flagged need for larger, more diversified asset base to support internal team without impairing distributions.
  • Governance, regulatory feasibility, funding plan would be assessed to avoid pressure on leverage, liquidity, distribution policy.


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