
Zak Bentley
With the pandemic still raging across the globe, three industry participants discuss how good corporate citizenship and community relations have never been more important.
The new London-listed vehicle will offer broad access to private markets renewable energy funds and co-investments.
For much of the industry, the details of the agreement were less important than the fact that a deal was reached.
The group is eyeing a lower risk-and-return structure which will also see it expand into new infrastructure sectors, Jim Barry tells us.
The fifth fund, following on from the November 2019 closing of its predecessor, will for the first time be able to invest outside Europe.
In recent years there has been a surge in subordinated strategies. We examine what’s driving demand and how this might pan out in 2021.
The group’s Cero platform combines the ‘best of both worlds’, according to GIG’s head of Europe Ed Northam.
The German asset manager is targeting the same amount on which it closed predecessor fund ESPF4 in October 2019.
The team is looking to fill the void left by managers leaving the European mid-market space, CIO Laurent Chatelin tells us.
The Canadian manager will list the fund in London and invest in assets it described as ‘the plumbing of the internet’.