Big property industry fund Rei Super has opted to continue its long-standing relationship with Intech Investment Consultants by reappointing the firm for another three years.
The renewal of the $650 million mandate was confirmed yesterday, with Rei chief executive Mal Smith commenting that the recent acquisition of Intech by Skandia would add to the firm’s strong investment capabilities and provide a wider suite of products.
The renewal of the mandate comes after an extensive due diligence process undertaken by Rei Super and continues a six-year relationship between the fund and Intech.
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