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Why Investec Property Fund rebranded to Burstone

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'‘It has been a busy 12 months, and certainly transformative. There are two rather large transactions that were completed almost simultaneously – the internalisation of the management companies, and the acquisition of the majority of our joint-ventures stake in the European platform,” notes Burstone Group CEO Andrew Wooler.

10 Oct 2023 English South Africa Investing · Business

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