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The short stint at Arjun Infrastructure Partners follows a 12-month stretch in Partners Group’s infra unit.
Our ranking has grown from 30 to 100 GPs and from $153bn to $1.1trn in 10 years. And for the first time, Macquarie’s not on top. In this podcast, we discuss the ranking's evolution.
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Macquarie Asset Management recently announced a significant sale-and-leaseback deal for a portfolio of mobile towers owned by Rakuten – a sign of things to come, says Japan real assets head Toru Inoue.
In this podcast, global head of infra Raj Agrawal discusses the four preconditions for expansion, the unit’s decade of growth and the industrial infra opportunity.
The subpar fundraising environment of the past two years has played a role in spurring interest in co-investments, but it’s not the only driving force behind the rising trend.
Macquarie, which has topped our ranking since inception, has now dropped to fourth place, as the II 100 reaches $1.1trn.
While the majority of the superannuation’s investment will be in direct investments, it will also make fund investments in ‘riskier’ parts of the market.
The proposal would place major challenges on the three pension funds, which have been regular investors in funds managed by Brookfield, KKR, Stonepeak and BlackRock.
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