Legal & General Capital invests in property tech supporting future cities
Legal & General Capital (Legal & General) announces that it has invested in WiredScore, a rapidly growing property technology company and global leader in digital connectivity certification for commercial property.
WiredScore, founded in New York City in 2013, provides digital connectivity ratings and accreditations - the Wired Certification - for real estate globally and counts eight of the world’s top 10 landlords as clients, including Legal & General.
As one of the UK’s most active real estate managers, having invested across all sectors of the market, Legal & General counts connectivity as one of the most important factors for occupiers searching for new office space.
Legal & General has been working with WiredScore across much of its office space portfolio as it seeks to provide occupiers with a standard rating for digital infrastructure, connectivity and technological capacity.
Bill Hughes, Head of LGIM Real Assets:"As existing clients of WiredScore, Legal & General has seen first-hand the benefit... It is through collaboration with technology companies, that we can access and embrace innovative solutions..."
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Head of External Communications, Institutional Retirement
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Established in 1836, L&G is one of the UK's leading financial services groups and a major global investor, with £1.2 trillion in total assets under management (as at FY25) of which c. 43% (c. £0.5 trillion) is international. We have a highly synergistic business model, which continues to drive strong returns. We are a leading player in Institutional Retirement, in Retail Savings and Protection, and in Asset Management through both public and private markets. Across the Group, we are committed to responsible investing and dedicated to serving the long-term savings and investment needs of customers and society.