Lords LB Asset Management

Lords LB Asset Management is a premier provider of investment management services to institutional clients and high net worth individuals. Established in 2008, Lords LB Asset Management focuses on real estate and private equity investment strategies. The company currently manages 15 funds: 12 real estate funds, 2 private capital funds and 1 energy and infrastructure funds. The total value of assets managed by the funds reached more than EUR 605 million at the end of June 2020.

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Company owned by Lords LB Baltic Fund IV successfully placed an EUR 8 million issue of bonds

2020-12-10

Terseta UAB, a company owned by investment management company Lords LB Asset Management’s Lords LB Baltic Fund IV, borrowed EUR 8 million euros on the bond market. The bonds were issued with 18 months maturity at an annual interest rate of 6%.

2020-10-28

Outstanding international capital and financial markets magazine Euromoney has ranked Lords LB Asset Management as the best investment manager in Lithuania in 2020. Company has retained its leadership position as the best investment manager in the country and has earned the award for the second time.

2020-07-16

At end of July, implementation of the first phase of the Press House Quarter project will start. This includes the rebuilding of the historic Press House building. Before the start of building work, media representative had the chance to document the Press House’s indoor premises for the last time.

2020-05-27

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has signed today its first loan to a company building and running photovoltaic plants in Poland. The EU bank will lend PLN 82m (around EUR 18m) to Energy Solar Projekty sp.z o.o. for the construction and operation of 66 small-scale, independent photovoltaic (PV) plants. With an average nominal capacity for each plant of less or equal than 1 MW, the total capacity will reach about 65,6 MW. This is the equivalent of 19,000 households, which could be supplied with the energy generated by the project.

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