Gu was diagnosed with autism

Investment Management Limited is to make its first foray into commercial property lending as the fund manager looks to exploit the Prada handbaggap in the market created by the retreat of bank finance. The company announced yesterday that it has launched the Hermes Real Estate Senior Debt Fund to invest days every week, he works part-time in a sporting goods supermarket. The young man now understands the concept of money, says his mother Zhang Minyan. “He would ask his father whether the salary has been paid, and knows he cannot afford things that are too expensive. Before, he never looked at the prices.” “I don’t care how much he can make. I just want him to have the chance to integrate into society,”

 Zhang says. Gu was diagnosed with autism Prada Tieswhen he was three.in loans against high-quality assets in London and the south east as well as “prime metropolitan” locations in the regions.Saturday (October 5) or Sunday (October 6) to reap the grand opening perks: a whole whack of free samples and exclusive promotions. Next Wednesday (October 9), pop by Intermix (130 Bloor St W) for a shopping party that's both swanky and socially conscious. From 6 pm until 8 pm, peruse the boutique's trendy new pieces over champagne and sweets. And, if you decide to leave with a little something for your hungry closet, 10% of the proceeds will go to Rethink Breast Cancer. SALES Drake General Store - the city's mecca for eclectic treasures -

 is getting rid of their older salvaged Prada Watchesfurniture, clothing, and curiosities by hosting yet another warehouse sale at 442 Dufferin Street (Unit I). Items will be marked down at ridiculous lows of up to 70% off this weekend (October 5 - 6). To beat th The new fund is being launched with an initial £400m cornerstone investment from its parent company and aims to raise as much as £2bn from investors. Hermes’ Marcus Palmer, who was hired as head of real estate debt in June to set up the fund, said: “Loans will typically be made to strong borrowers in partnership with other debt providers and of values between £30m and £100m”