Tabung Haji, Malaysia's Islamic pilgrims fund and one of the more understated foreign institutional owners of UK commercial property, has confirmed it is conducting a comprehensive review of its overseas portfolio that could lead to significant disposals of its British holdings. The fund, which manages contributions from millions of Malaysian Muslims saving for the Hajj pilgrimage, has built a UK property book over more than a decade that includes prime office and mixed-use assets, particularly in central London. While no formal timetable for sales has been announced, the mere signalling of a strategic review by a fund of this size warrants close attention from UK investors.