Royal London launches healthcare REIT for UK care infrastructure

Social Care News: Royal London Asset Management Property (RLAMP) has launched a healthcare real estate investment trust (REIT), as part of its backing in UK care infrastructure. The REIT structure provides RLAMP with a more competitive and internationally recognised investment vehicle to attract third-party capital and acquire corporate entities. It also improves the investor’s ability to execute forward […] http://ow.ly/P0eX106nkWw #socialcare

Royal London AM launches £1bn healthcare REIT. Royal London Asset Management’s (RLAM) Property team has launched a £1bn healthcare real estate investment trust (REIT). Check out Cristian Angeloni’s latest article 👇 https://incm.pub/46wphue #investment #wealthmanagement #assetmanagement #finance

Royal London targets UK care infrastructure with £1bn Healthcare REIT #HealthcareREIT #UKRealEstate #CareHomes #PropertyInvestment #REIT #HealthcareInfrastructure #InvestmentNews Royal London Asset Management #RealEstateGrowth https://lnkd.in/d4ruNUKF

The #healthcare sector has been lagging the broader market, but are there any green shoots? I asked TD Asset Management's Ramanathan Sampath. For the full conversation: https://lnkd.in/gq4s6z4H #investing

The managed wind-down of Schroders Capital Global Innovation (INOV), the former Woodford Patient Capital Trust, has caught the attention of financier Hugh Osmond and the senior private equity team at Sun Capital Partners (SunCap). They have emerged with a 5.4% stake in shares trading 30% below net asset value as the company sells assets and returns cash. https://lnkd.in/eSqGwawG

✔️ No single asset owner can close the UK’s investment gap alone. The new white paper on local investing calls for collaboration across LGPS pools, strategic authorities, government bodies and private capital providers. That’s exactly the kind of joined-up thinking Mercia Asset Management PLC supports, working with partners to channel capital across the UK industrial strategy into areas such as housing, clean energy and SMEs. We are proud to have sponsored this important piece of work. ⏬ Read or download here: https://hubs.li/Q03Mgsjv0 #WhitePaper #LGPS #Investment #VC #RegionalGrowth

As co-investment strategies gain popularity, Partners Capital is urging limited partners (LPs) to be vigilant about a growing “style drift” toward GP-led secondaries, particularly single-asset continuation vehicles (CVs). Adam Spence, Partner and Head of Co-Investments at Partners Capital, warns that some large co-investment funds are blending traditional co-investments with GP-led CVs, potentially altering the risk-return profile. While both investment types require similar underwriting skills, Spence notes that single-asset CVs typically come with higher fees, shorter durations, and lower GP-LP alignment compared to fee-free co-investments. This shift could lead to lower overall returns and reduced access to traditional M&A-driven co-investment opportunities, as more assets are retained in continuation structures. Spence emphasizes the need for transparency: “A co-investment fund with a high mix of single-asset CVs is going to behave differently than a pure-play co-investment fund.” He adds that while many CVs are attractive, they serve a different function and should be benchmarked separately. The trend reflects broader changes in private equity, where GPs are increasingly using CVs to crystallize carry and retain control, sometimes at the expense of LP returns—unless strong investor protections are in place. Source: Private Equity International #PrivateEquity #CoInvestments #Secondaries #ContinuationVehicles #GPledDeals #InvestmentStrategy #PartnersCapital #LPInsights #FundTransparency #PEI

Royal London Asset Management Property has launched a dedicated Healthcare Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT), marking a significant milestone in its strategy to scale investment in the UK’s healthcare infrastructure https://lnkd.in/e3agr7-R

IFM Investors is winding down its A$1 billion private equity strategy after decades of activity, citing challenges in scaling the business despite strong returns. The Australian asset manager, backed by the country’s largest superannuation funds, will exit its remaining portfolio companies over the next five years. The firm had pursued two approaches: long-term private capital investments and growth equity, focusing on sectors like technology, healthcare, and business services across Australia and New Zealand. Its most recent fund, IFM Growth Partners, closed at A$595 million in 2021 and delivered a net IRR of 33% since 2019. Private equity represents a small slice of IFM’s A$234 billion in total assets, which are heavily weighted toward infrastructure, private debt, and listed equities. While IFM may explore global opportunities in the future, it currently has no active private equity strategies in market. Source: Private Equity International --- #IFMInvestors #PrivateEquity #AustraliaFinance #SuperannuationFunds #GrowthEquity #InvestmentStrategy #AssetManagement #PEExit #InfrastructureInvesting #PrivateEquityInternational

Derby Lane Partners has launched as a newly formed alternative investment management firm founded by Adam Piekarski with up to $1.8 billion committed across the platform from its strategic anchor partners. New York City-based Derby Lane intends to provide flexible, creative capital solutions to the market across asset classes, with an initial focus on commercial real estate credit in North America. Read more: https://hubs.la/Q03NB41w0 #NationalNews #ConnectCRE