
The Deutsche Bank subsidiary limits the payout rate for due redemption orders to ten percent in order to gain time for real estate sales.
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Three open real estate funds from DWS came under pressure after the interest rate turnaround. The measure is legally limited to a maximum of twelve months.
Investors in “European Real Estate” will initially only be able to access their money to a limited extent. The Deutsche Bank subsidiary limits the payout rate for due redemption orders to ten percent.
Dusseldorf. The Deutsche Bank subsidiary DWS is temporarily restricting the redemption of shares in its real estate fund “Grundimmobilien Europa”, which has come under pressure. This decision could “result in personal burdens for investors,” admitted Christian Bäcker, managing director of DWS Grundimmobilien, on Monday.
The measure will come into force on Tuesday, said DWS property. From the following Wednesday, the payout rate for redemption orders due will initially be limited to ten percent. According to the information, the measure, which is legally limited to a maximum of twelve months, can be adjusted or canceled early depending on the liquidity situation.
With this step, the company says it wants to gain time for orderly real estate sales in order to strengthen liquidity. Portfolio management will continue to sell real estate in order to increase the liquidity ratio, repay loans and increase the payout ratio again. A total of three open real estate funds from DWS came under pressure after the interest rate turnaround.
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