The Brookfield-backed firm, rebranded from BIFIN, will expand its capital solutions offerings with a plan to make up to 40 new hires in the next 12 to 36 months across regions.
The manager is almost halfway to its €450m target, having raised €336m for its first infrastructure co-investment vehicle in late 2018.
Failure to winterise the US state’s power infrastructure alongside a lack of reserve capacity underline the perils of not being ready for extreme climate events.
Investors are left ‘none the wiser’ about the role infrastructure can play in their portfolios when using popular methods, EDHECinfra argues.
Having raised $3.9bn for its debut regional vehicle, the firm's infra executive team talks about opportunities in four target markets and how APAC’s 'great tailwinds' will support the strategy.
Andera, which is seeking up to €200m for the debut fund, has acquired Zaist Capital to lead the vehicle, less than six months after the group’s formation.
The follow-up vehicle comes at a time when Fund I is 80% invested, with the firm’s AUM, including co-investments, totalling some €1.7bn.
If approved, the investments will be sourced through the $283bn pension's private equity co-investment program.
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The Swiss-based firm has raised more capital for its current investment vehicle than any prior infrastructure fund it’s managed.
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