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Ares and AMP Ltd will form a new joint venture covering AMP Capital’s private markets businesses, including infra and real estate, with Ares assuming management control.

The manager is almost halfway to its €450m target, having raised €336m for its first infrastructure co-investment vehicle in late 2018.

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.

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.

The Swiss-based firm has raised more capital for its current investment vehicle than any prior infrastructure fund it’s managed.