Luxembourg Raifs attract a global audience

Raymond Frenken
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February 22, 2022
QIC head office in Brisbane, Australia. Photo via Flickr
Luxembourg Raifs appeal to clients worldwide, January data from its business register shows. QIC, the Queensland Investment Corporation in Australia, issued an infrastructure investment Raif together with Carne Global. Ocorian supported Singapore-based SilkRoad with a new real estate fund.
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