Centum Investment says its experience in executing the company’s share buyback has played a crucial role in designing the liquidity fund that accompanies the Trific I-Reit.
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Julians Amboko
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Nation Media Group
Investors seeking to exit a Sh4.8 billion real estate fund by Two Rivers International Financial and Innovation Centre (Trific) will be bought out by the company, marking a sweetener for financiers by curbing the risks of illiquidity.
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