Daniel Green, a veteran secondaries investor, has taken on a broader remit that will cover primaries and secondaries across various private markets.
The US law firm has hired three lawyers from Herbert Smith Freehills, following on the recruitment of 10 partners from the same company announced in September.
Christian Hyldahl, Nordea’s head of asset management, will take the helm at the Danish pension at the beginning of next year.
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The sovereign fund has launched a satellite outpost in Hong Kong 'to identify new opportunities in China and other key Asian markets'.
The UK firm has hired Jim Wright from the British Steel Pension Fund to lead its first dedicated infrastructure vehicle.
The unit is hoping to sign its first mandate with the group’s insurance company and will focus on senior investment-grade infrastructure debt.
The project manager has hired two in senior roles as it seeks to gain a greater foothold in the wind energy market.
Caroline Weir, a former partner and financial controller at NewSmith Asset Management, has joined the placement agent in London.
Belen Marcos takes over after two of the transportation developer’s projects faced difficulties earlier this year.
The Australian super fund said in August that it was aiming to deploy about A$1bn through direct investments in infrastructure.
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The Australian firm's debt chief argues such an investment is not subject to economic booms and busts like other types of debt.
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The Australian fund manager suspended fundraising for its €1.5bn core European vehicle, releasing the €250m raised back to investors.
The $275bn asset manager is looking to add two members to its global infrastructure debt team to start originating deals Down Under.
Set up by the Australian government in July, the vehicle is currently reviewing 14 projects with a total investment value of more than $7.5bn.
The infrastructure developer’s North American president has resigned to join the company’s board, and is replaced by a member of its executive management team, Brian Budden.