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IFM eyes deals after Brexit shock

Perry WilliamsSenior Reporter

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Australia's largest infrastructure manager, IFM Investors, says Britain's shock exit from the EU could spark a rash of deals across the continent, with market volatility likely to expose companies with fragile balance sheets.

The heavyweight fund manager owns major infrastructure assets in Europe, Australia and North America including stakes in Manchester Airport, the third busiest in the UK, utility Anglian Water and German electricity operator 50Hertz Transmission.

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