Jordan Stutts
The firm’s latest energy fund is targeting $4bn and is a continuation of a strategy focused on building platform companies managing energy-related infrastructure assets.
The firm expects digital infra to comprise 100% of its AUM by 2022, a complete shift from when real estate accounted for 98% of its AUM two years ago.
The European Union keeping US passengers off its revised pandemic travel list means a large chunk of long-haul international flights will take longer to resume operations.
With the coronavirus grounding air travel to a halt and the industry bracing itself for prolonged disruption, we investigate what investors are doing to make these assets return to good health.
Much of the technology that could disrupt infrastructure relies on cameras and sensors to scan, analyse and automate, but investors need to be mindful of concerns about data privacy.
Recent police killings of African Americans are forcing a national reckoning over how minorities are treated in all parts of society – including in private markets, says the firm’s founder.
The UAE pipelines purchase – one of the largest deals of the year – brings GIP III close to full deployment, as the fund suffers the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
Tom Horton, a partner at the New York-based manager and former CEO of American Airlines, has been chosen to lead the effort.
Macquarie has also committed 90% of the $5bn raised for its last North America-focused infrastructure fund, MIP IV, according to an LP document.
Three fund managers share their definition of the mid-market infrastructure space and what value can be found in these opportunities.