Top 100 Infrastructure Investment Managers 2024
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Top 100 Infrastructure Investment Managers 2024
The fund management industry has surpassed €2trn in assets under management, writes Richard Lowe
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Why now is the time to scale up in infrastructure fund management
A resurgence in M&A reflects the huge growth potential in energy transition and digitalisation, writes Mark Rudovic
Energy transition powers up infrastructure asset class
Energy transition is the fastest-growing part of the infrastructure asset class, fuelled by demand from governments, companies and investors. Christopher Walker reports
Actis: Sustainable infrastructure specialist gets General Atlantic backing
Actis is being acquired by General Atlantic. Michael Harrington tells Florence Chong what the merger means for the sustainable infrastructure fund manager
DIF Capital Partners: Diversified approach to continue under CVC ownership
Established nearly 20 years ago, DIF now manages close to €18bn and has been acquired by CVC. Allard Ruijs tells Razak Musah Baba about its approach
DigitalBridge: Connecting investors with digital infrastructure opportunities
It is the largest fund manager dedicated to digital infrastructure. Florence Chong speaks to DigitalBridge senior managing director Jon Mauck
I Squared Capital: Joining the dots between energy transition and digitalisation
Harsh Agrawal tells Florence Chong about targeting renewable energy and connectivity
Igneo Infrastructure Partners: Playing the global mid-market
Formerly known as Colonial First State, MUFG-owned Igneo is investing in the mid-market across Europe, North America and Australia. Florence Chong reports
IFM Investors: Super patient capital
Rather than simply joining the race to invest as much as possible in renewables and data centres, Australian superannuation-owned IFM is taking a different approach, Kyle Mangini tells Florence Chong
Infrastructure debt funds find their time in the sun
Infrastructure debt funds did not suffer the dip in fundraising of the broader asset class. Christopher Walker looks at why they are currently so appealing
Social infrastructure: New kid on the block
Social infrastructure is a fast-growing sub-sector of the asset class, fuelled by the indebtedness of the public sector. Christopher Walker looks at where it is headed
NextEnergy’s UK solar fund acquires 50MW Staughton Solar Farm
Asset in Bedfordshire represents NextPower UK ESG’s twelfth acquisition
LBA Realty’s latest US industrial fund secures OCERS backing
OCERS also intends to liquidate its remaining agriculture separate account in 2025
Previous Top 100 Infrastructure Investment Managers reports
Top 100 infrastructure investment managers 2023
A €2trn industry in the making
Top 100 infrastructure investment managers 2022
The 100 largest infrastructure investment managers, led by Macquarie Asset Management and Brookfield Asset Management, manage more than €1.65trn in assets.
Top 100 Infrastructure Investment Managers 2021
The assets under management of the 100 largest infrastructure investment managers rose by €110bn during 2020, from €1.18trn to €1.29trn of assets. We speak to leading figures in the sector about their businesses and views on the asset class, and also question whether fixed hurdle rates are pushing infrastructure fund managers to take undue levels of risk
Top 100 Infrastructure Managers 2020: A big balancing act
With transport assets hit harder than other sectors, diversification is as important as ever for infrastructure fund managers. Maha Khan Phillips and Christopher O’Dea report
Top 75 Infrastructure Managers 2019: Why big is often best
With the continued growth of infrastructure mega-funds, is it inevitable that investors will overpay for assets and returns disappoint? Not necessarily, writes Christopher O’Dea
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