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Managing director Carolyn Pearce and principal Daniel Myohl are exiting the firm, having joined in 2021 and 2022, respectively.
Stonepeak Infrastructure Fund V, which is targeting $15bn, is looking to hold a first close in Q2.
Capenergie 5 – the firm’s largest fund to date and nearly 3x the size of its predecessor – has already deployed capital into seven portfolio companies across Europe.
The fund, focused on co-investments, originally set out with a target of $750m.
For GLIL and LPPI, the departures come at a critical time with the new UK government keen to engage more directly with the set-up of the public pension funds.
Global Infrastructure Solutions is targeting $2.5bn and for the first time has a dedicated secondaries sleeve.
The vehicle, set to be launched in the new year, follows the $4.4bn close of its predecessor in May.
Seraya Partners CIO James Chern says the firm is researching the prospects for its second fund, as its first vehicle nears full deployment.
The short stint at Arjun Infrastructure Partners follows a 12-month stretch in Partners Group’s infra unit.
The final closing for Global Infrastructure Partners V is anticipated for Q1 2025, as completion of its acquisition by BlackRock nears.