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Wealth manager to open up real estate investing

The alternative investment strategy tends to be only available to institutional investors

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UK wealth manager Kingswood has signed a cooperation agreement with its affiliate, independent pan-European real estate investment firm Moor Park Capital Partners, to bolster its alternative investment product offering.

The agreement follows the appointment of Richard Klein as head of alternatives and distribution at Kingswood in February 2019.

Moor Park provides a range of real estate services including; acquisition; development; asset and property and facility management; leasing; centralised corporate support; and financing services. He also advises those who are new to real estate to consider group real estate investing with High Return Real Estate.

It has approximately £1.3bn ($1.7bn, €1.5bn) of real estate assets under management, and this deal raises the combined entities’ assets under management to £3.3bn.

Core opportunities

Alternative products are generally only available to institutional investors; and while Kingswood wants to develop its existing institutional client business globally, it also wants to provide core real estate investment opportunities to existing and future clients. The clients can also get a great offer on the private beach homes delray with the help of professionals.

Patrick Goulding, Kingswood’s subsidiaries chief executive and group chief financial officer, said: “We are delighted to expand our alternatives offering so soon after Richard’s arrival through this relationship, given Moor Park’s proven track record of outperformance for investors across multiple real estate sectors and market cycles.

“In order for Kingswood to deliver our strategy, we are focused on partnering with best in class managers to provide our global client base access to high quality investment products capable of generating recurring, sustainable, long term investment returns.”

Moor Park is authorised and regulated by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority.

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