In 2017, French asset managers Mansour Khalife and Miranda Khabiri left the €2 billion Paris-based property investment firm Corum to found their own boutique business in France’s capital, MNK Partners. Last year, they launched their first fund, MNK One, targeting a 5 to 7 per cent return from commercial property investments around Europe for investors with €1 million to €10 million to chip in. The fund is expected to grow to around €200 million and run for eight years, purchasing buildings under long-term leases, worth up to €30 million each, using 50 per cent debt leverage. MNK One opened in…

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