Samuel Whitton
The institution is looking to maintain its broad infrastructure mandate in 2026, prioritising managers with a track record of outperformance.
The institution is looking to allocate approximately $100m to the asset class.
The institution will target enabling infrastructure such as ports and manufacturing facilities.
The institution plans to start its expansion into private markets from late 2025.
The institution will consider both emerging and established managers while prioritising underserved European regions.
The institution is open to new partnerships on a co-investment basis, taking a sector-agnostic approach.
The Japanese trading house will prioritise new transitional assets in future.
The institution will be targeting key subsectors, particularly renewables.
The asset manager will include a focus on thematic funds targeting data centres and renewables.
The institution is seeking to partner with established fund managers to deploy €60m-€70m to the asset class.