Nairobi, June 4 -- Investors seeking to exit a Sh4.8 billion real estate fund by Two Rivers International Financial and Innovation Centre (Trific) will be bought out by the company, marking a sweetener for financiers by curbing the risks of illiquidity.

Illiquidity occurs when an asset cannot be quickly converted into cash without a significant loss in value.

Trific and Nabo Capital have partnered to set up a fund for the buyout of those leaving the dollar-denominated Income Real Estate Investment Trust (I-Reit), which would limit illiquidity risks by ensuring investors quickly sell their assets without suffering significant loss in value, especially where there are no willing buyers.

According to the parent firm of Trific, Centum Inve...