In the past two years, MIRA has increased its exposure and presence by establishing a team on the ground after investing in the region for more than 15 years.
Andrew Claerhout is joining the NY-based private equity firm, which has exposure to telecoms and digital infrastructure, as it looks to launch a broader infra strategy.
The appointment comes less than two months after Dylan Foo resigned as AMP Capital’s head of infrastructure equity in the Americas and was succeeded by Simon Ellis.
De Run’s return comes two and a half years after he left the firm and follows Peter Hofbauer's departure, which takes effect immediately.
Zurkow joined the business in 2012 initially to develop its infrastructure debt strategy.
After 10 years at the helm of the energy transition-focused firm he founded, Tobias Reichmuth will continue to provide strategic direction as chairman of the board.
Pickett will report to Stephen Dowd, the firm’s global head of infrastructure, who also worked at Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan.
The new infra team, led by managing director Anna Sundell, numbers three but is expected to grow to five by the end of the year.
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The M&G unit has also added a trio of staff to its greenfield investing arm, with a new fund thought to be launching soon.
Swiss Life Asset Managers’ Frank Heiss will be based in Frankfurt and will be responsible for deal origination in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the Nordics.
Prudential’s Asian asset manager will create an investment solutions team, focused on providing multi-strategy products to investors, as well as an investment fund strategies team.
Lawrence Slade will assume his new role in January, succeeding Andy Rose who has led the global infrastructure trade body since April 2016.
The Australian fund manager will shortly begin a global search to replace Brett Himbury, who said it has been a ‘privilege’ to lead IFM for more than nine years.
Dylan Foo, who led the manager’s infrastructure equity team in the Americas, and Steve Rooks, who headed portfolio management in North America, follow two senior European departures.