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Deutsche Finance Sues BVK Over $2 Billion U.S. Portfolio Anchored by San Francisco’s 750,000 SQFT Transamerica Pyramid

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Deutsche Finance Group and its American subsidiary have hauled Germany's largest public pension group into a Delaware courtroom, alleging that Bayerische Versorgungskammer secretly steered the nearly $2 billion U.S. property portfolio, anchored by San Francisco's Transamerica Pyramid, that it now publicly blames its asset manager for losing.

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