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Ben Way, who became MAM’s group head last year, will likely move from Hong Kong later this year amid a concerted push by MAM in the region.

Macquarie has also deployed more than $3bn in co-investment capital alongside the funds raised for Asia-Pacific Infrastructure Fund 3.

‘We will be on the road by the end of the year,’ the firm’s managing partner Serge Savasta tells Infrastructure Investor – and seeking to raise at least €1bn for Capenergie 5.

A new USD-denominated fund is thought to be planned for later this year, after QIC raised a further A$1bn for its first vehicle in October.

The fundraising specialist arrives at Apollo amid an anticipated launch of a third infrastructure vehicle later this year.

A number of macroeconomic factors have led the Australian infrastructure developer to enter the European market for the first time since its founding 18 years ago, says CIO Paul Crowe.

The UK-based investment firm launched its first dedicated North American infrastructure fund last year, targeting $1bn.

Apollo Infrastructure Opportunities Fund III could target up to $4bn, and follows the $2.5bn final close of Fund II, in January.

Jennifer Powers, GIP’s head of credit since 2017, and Reiner Boehning, a partner who helped establish the credit business in 2012, have both left the firm.

The move comes after the GP raised £243m for its sustainable energy fund, which it successfully floated on the LSE last February.