Private equity and real assets firm Altius Associates expects institutional allocations to infrastructure funds to rise from 1% to 5% in the next decade.
The former global head of infrastructure for the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority will be a managing director.
The Deutsche Bank spinout has filed an SEC form showing that it raised almost $600m for its second fund, amounting to โฌ461m based on the exchange rate at the time of the filing.
Deven Karnik, a managing director responsible for Asian investments, has departed.
French family offices and Credit Mutuel stepped in as international bidders grew cold on AXA PE.
Stephen Nelson, who was chief executive of the UK airport operator between 2006 and 2008, has joined the fund manager as an asset management director.
DIF raises hard cap to close third fund on โฌ800m.
Industry pundits comment on the governmentโs increased infrastructure spending announcement.
Ludovic Both, former CFO of Aloe Private Equity, joins the French fund manager in the role of asset manager.
AXA PE head of infrastructure Mathias Burghardt talks about Fund IIIโs โฌ300m co-investment programme.
Internal hire Denis Stas de Richelle moves from export finance to become the new global head of infrastructure and asset-based finance.
Maryland has a touch-and-go relationship with enabling legislation. HB 560 is the latest manifestation of a would-be P3 programme.
It is arguably the biggest talking point in infrastructure investment today: the capricious acts of regulators. But, as Jeffrey Altman points out, such acts do not necessarily mean afflicted investors will run for the hills
The Swiss banking group is the latest organisation to target this increasingly popular investment space. Internal hire Tommaso Albanese will spearhead the effort.
Paul Ryan is the firmโs newly created chief executive of OECD infrastructure equity and debt.




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