infrastructure

Brunel Pension Partnership has set up a £150m customised account with StepStone to make primary, secondaries and co-investments.

GPs have options when their funds are coming to an end, though they're not a walk in the park, writes Bruno Alves of sister title Infrastructure Investor.

The 2018-vintage Fund IV is about 75% invested and the firm wants to ‘ensure sufficient capital is available' to keep investing.

Several large infrastructure deals are in market, including the sale of a portfolio of stakes by Alaska Permanent Fund.

The firm has been organising itself to take advantage of increased opportunity in the asset class, according to co-chief executive David Layton.

The $66bn sovereign wealth fund is inviting bids on a portfolio comprised around 40% of infrastructure funds.

Wireless infrastructure operator Phoenix Tower International is being moved into a continuation vehicle, Secondaries Investor understands.

In part II of sister title Infrastructure Investor's October Deep Dive, market participants discuss how many attempted continuation funds fail to get past the first hurdle.

Fund continuations in infrastructure are here to stay. How do these trilateral deals work and are they really a ‘win-win-win’ for all involved?

Infrastructure Partners II is targeting $1.5bn, more than treble the amount raised for Landmark's first infrastructure secondaries programme.