Former Hungarian prime minister Gordon Bajnai takes the reins while James Wardlaw is appointed vice-chairman for infrastructure.
Based in Seoul, Keith Kim has joined the team led by another Macquarie veteran David Luboff.
Louisa Yeoman and Kate Campbell - who had been at AMP Capital since 2012 and 2014, respectively - are understood to be forming their own placement agent.
IFM’s executive director for Europe has left to ‘pursue personal business interests’, IFM says.
The New York-based firm has also brought back its former head of investor relations, Brenden Woods, who left last December to join Macquarie Infrastructure & Real Assets.
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Robert Helms will be responsible for the Danish firm’s New Markets fund, which reached a $700m first close earlier this year.
The A$13bn Australian superannuation fund has tapped Troy Rieck, who was previously chief investment officer at the A$15bn Melbourne-based superfund Equip Super, to take over as CIO.
Nick Spencer joins the London-based infrastructure fund manager following nine years at the placement agent, as Arjun makes several new additions to its team.
Adam Tope will focus on infrastructure, energy and real estate GP-led restructurings.
Jonathan Ord began his tenure in March but has returned to his previous role at the Local Pensions Partnership.
Francesco Nale and Elena Cataldo, partner and investor relations director respectively, were at Babcock & Brown before Arcus’s foundation.
Washington State Investment Board becomes the first major investor in the Prostar Energy Infrastructure Fund II with a $200m commitment.
LPP, the manager of the GLIL Infrastructure vehicle, has now made four additions to its infrastructure team this year.
Janice Ince will source, evaluate and execute real assets primary and secondaries deals from the firm's San Francisco office.