Appian Asset Management

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Appian Asset Management’s non-executive director Pat Cox, its chairman Eugene McCague and its chief executive Patrick Lawless. Photograph: Shane O’Neill
Appian sold to Gresham House in ‘transformational’ €10m deal

Dublin-based investment group Appian Asset Management said on Thursday it is to be acquired by UK-based specialist alternative asset manager Gresham H(...)

The headquarter premises of the Dublin & Dún Laoghaire Education & Training Board at Tuansgate in Tallaght is held as part of the ABPF portfolio
Appian Burlington Property Fund secures MCSI investment award

A boutique property investment fund run by Appian Asset Management and Burlington Real Estate has won the annual MSCI UK and Europe Property Investmen(...)

Burlington Real Estate managing director John Bruder said investment in retail was an attractive opportunity in the right locations. Photograph: Alan Betson
Value of Appian Burlington assets grows 16% to €45m

The value of assets owned by the Appian Burlington Property Fund, whose management includes former key figures from Treasury Holdings and the National(...)

Former European Parliament president Pat Cox and former Arthur Cox chairman Eugene McCague with Patrick Lawless, chief executive of Appian Asset Management. Photograph: Shane O’Neill
Appian Asset Management adds Eugene McCague and Pat Cox to board

Dublin-based Appian Asset Management has selected Eugene McCague, former managing partner and chairman of law firm Arthur Cox, as its next chairman. (...)

Burlington Real Estate managing director John Bruder said the new fund would target properties in the €5 million to €15 million price range. Photograph: Alan Betson
New Appian fund plans to invest €50m in Irish property

Appian Asset Management has joined forces with Burlington Real Estate to launch a new fund that will seek to invest about €50 million in commercial re(...)

Kieran McGowan: new chairman of Appian Asset Management. Photograph: Eric Luke
Appian gets ready to rumble

Appian Asset Management is apparently limbering up for a big push for new business now that Ireland has found some wealth down the back of the couch. (...)