Taking advantage of globalisation
International accounting and consulting network Moore Stephens International (MSI) has pooled its resources and expertise to launch a global advisory group focusing on property funds management.
The MSI Property Funds Management Group will provide specialist knowledge and best practice information relating to cross-border property transactions with retail and corporate investors around the globe.
The group’s committee comprises members from Australia, the Netherlands, Argentina, Germany, Greece, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States.
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