AMP Capital says shareholders in its shuttered China Growth Fund will get their first tranche of capital back by the end of September, and has indicated more than 70 per cent of the fund could be returned before the end of the year.
The sooner-than-expected start returning the roughly $471 million held in the fund was announced on Tuesday, as AMP said it had engaged investment bank UBS as an external adviser on the wind-up strategy.
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