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Value creation opportunities and exit optionality mean the lower mid-market is increasingly where investors want to be, says Ridgewood Infrastructure’s Sam Lissner.
A structural evolution in private markets is seeing evergreen funds shift from a niche alternative to a core portfolio allocation.
The German institution’s CIO, Christian Wiehenkamp, gives us the lowdown on how it invests in the asset class and where it sees opportunities.
The Spanish manager is broadening its client base to include institutional investors for its second infra strategy, after starting to make exits from the first.
The sovereign-backed manager seeks to raise a total of $3.5bn for Fund II, with $1bn in co-investment rights also up for grabs before the final close.
MOIC, IRR and now DPI are all vying to be the definitive measure of performance. We unpack exclusive data from Bfinance on 194 funds and 581 deals to reveal some important distinctions between the metrics.
Macquarie will retain its Australian public investments arm, while partnering with Nomura on alternative fund distribution in the US.
Infrastructure’s asset managers remain laser-focused on enhancing performance and mitigating risk as macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainty rages around them, three industry professionals tell Infrastructure Investor.
Investing in assets that are unique in their markets insulates investors from macroeconomic headwinds at the point of exit, says Ridgewood Infrastructure’s Ross Posner.
The manager is investing alongside Skip Capital, with capital coming from its second flagship Asia infrastructure fund.