Country’s institutions expect GPs to customise their communications when seeking investors’ business and capital.
The Toronto-based fund manager is looking to make up to $2bn from selling assets, and views data infrastructure as a promising area for investment.
The new platform will sit within the firm's secondaries unit, Strategic Partners, and work with existing impact managers across all asset classes.
The Brisbane-based fund manager has made an offer that values Superloop at approx. A$493m as it continues to make investments through its Global Infrastructure Fund.
With average fund sizes getting bigger and bigger, new GPs are – wisely – choosing to target the mid-market. We cast the spotlight on three new firms with roots in larger industry outfits.
An agreement with AECOM to source projects and a focus on greenfield make AVAIO Capital stand out from the mid-market pack.
When ICG thought about setting up an infra business, it was lucky enough to find a team at
EDF Invest ready and waiting. New head Guillaume d’Engremont outlines the plan.
More than halfway towards its €1bn hard-cap, KKR veteran Jesús Olmos’s new outfit is off to a strong start.
Firm has so far raised around $250m from European LPs as it seeks to generate returns of about 12%.
The firm is the latest in a string of private market money managers to make the change, citing an expected increase in its share liquidity.
New company has already deployed €90m, acquiring three operational wind farms with a combined capacity of 63MW.
The funds will maintain their individual brand identities but pool administration and investment resources under the deal.
A minimum-volume commitment for an Asian shipping company to use the Long Beach Container Terminal in California ‘implies’ a 12x EBITDA margin over 20 years, a source said.
As the Abraaj case plays out in the criminal courts, the impact on private equity investors and the GP-LP relationship will become palpable.
Hiromichi Mizuno was tasked with guiding the world's largest pension fund into alternatives. He tells PEI what he learned in his four-year tenure.