The TIN investment policy enables the real estate portfolio to include corporate premises, commercial shops (in hypermarkets and shopping centers), industrial facilities (warehouses and shopping parks), and trust rights backed by the type of real properties mentioned above.
The profitability of the TIN securities is provided by the distribution of monthly yields, the mark-up in real estate price and the real estate sale profit.
Moderate-conservative risk considering that the real properties are stabilized, i.e., they do not bear a construction risk and are under long-term lease contracts with high-profile corporate tenants. The return is variable and will depend on the performance of the investments that comprise the Universalidad TIN.
It is a real estate investment vehicle of issues by tranches placed by firm demand through the stock exchange.
TIN securities are issued through the investment vehicle called Universalidad, structured with solid Corporate Governance and institutionally supported by a team of independent experts (real estate agent [gestor inmobiliario] and real estate manager [
The global credit limit approved on September 7, 2018 is COP 2 trillion, which may be expanded upon prior appropriate authorization.
TINs are variable income securities depending on the performance of the investments comprising the Universlidad.
TIN securities are real-estate-backed fungible equity securities issued by an investment vehicle (universalidad) managed by TITULARIZADORA COLOMBIANA S.A., which allow investing in a portfolio of first-class productive real estate.