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With mid-2000s infrastructure funds reaching the end of their lives, a range of exit strategies are being carried out by innovative GPs.
Northill will now only acquire the firm’s UK and US-based businesses in the latest setback for owner Westpac.
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The fund manager is creating the largest investment fund focused on the region, surpassing its previous $2.3bn vehicle.
Tri-Pillar Infrastructure Fund, led by an ex-JLIF co-founder, has postponed fundraising following the breakdown of a deal negotiation.
The eight-strong portfolio based across France, Italy and Spain has been delivering a 10 percent yield per year.
Twenty-nine investors from Europe and the Middle East contributed $2.15bn to the total over the past year-and-a-half.
Concerns over asset renationalisation have pushed the Collective Investment Vehicle to pursue a more global approach to infrastructure.
The sector may see a surge of infra investment, even if it stretches the definition of the asset class.
The Montreal-based firm is expecting low-teen returns for its inaugural infra fund, targeting North and South American assets.