Nick Helm, who specialises in PPP schemes, joins the firm’s global infrastructure group after 16 years at DLA Piper.
Amanda Clack, who will take over as head of strategic consulting, comes from EY, where she served as head of infrastructure for the advisory practice in the UK and Ireland.
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The London-based investment firm, which is currently raising its third secondaries infrastructure fund, added Richard Sem as a partner and two others.
Day is leaving end of this month after six years at the helm of the Australian manager.
The Australian fund manager is currently raising its second Asia-focused infrastructure vehicle, with a $300m commitment secured from AIMCo last month.
Tatjana Misulic, who has worked on projects including Virginia’s I-495 HOT lanes, joins the firm from Ballard Spahr.
Philippe Taillardat’s exit comes with the firm about to hit the fundraising trail, seeking about another €700m for EDIF II.
James Hooke, who has led MIC for nine years, will leave the position in early 2018, with Christopher Frost expected to take over.
Phil Peters has joined MIRA with the firm on the infrastructure fundraising trail in both the US and Asia.
The $140bn pension fund promoted a handful of existing staff members.
The firm closed its second infrastructure fund on C$950m in January.
Eddie O’Connor will be replaced by the group COO Andy Kinsella.
The firm has bought a UK school that teaches autistic children from a Rothschild-owned private equity firm.
The firm promotes Ben Morris in London and Haydn Palliser in New York as it strengthens team.