Servane Burret
The Singaporean entity is looking to scale up its infrastructure portfolio through core and core-plus fund allocations.
German insurer targets €60m-€80m in private debt commitments, expanding sub-investment-grade infra portfolio.
The Polish development bank is targeting €150m–€200m across infrastructure and PE/VC with strong local exposure.
The institution is putting emphasis on inflation-linked income, regulatory resilience and long-term asset durability.
The company's allocation to infrastructure debt has been increasing over the years.
The firm is open to new relationships for primary, secondary and co-investment opportunities.
The agency is looking for partners on energy transition, digital infrastructure and multi-sector Scottish projects in the early development stages.
The firm expands beyond venture and growth equity focus, launching dedicated infrastructure funds as well as exploring secondaries.
The firm’s approximately €3.5bn EMEA multi-asset impact platform has the ambition to grow to €20bn AUM within five years.
The institution will allocate between 40-45 percent of its EOF to infrastructure in 2025.