Liquidity Solutions
We offer solutions through our progressive investment approach that addresses these issues and enhances access to stable risk-adjusted infrastructure assets.

We have a solution oriented mindset, tackling the challenges investors encounter when accessing the infrastructure market, such as slow deployment speed, sub-optimal diversification and the insufficient distributions.
Secondary transactions offer flexibility to limited partners (LPs) seeking liquidity for various purposes, such as portfolio rebalancing, capital commitments, or cash flow management. This approach enables LPs to generate liquidity outside the traditional fund lifecycle, allowing for more active portfolio management and capital reallocation to enhance returns. General partners (GPs) are also leveraging secondary transactions through "continuation vehicles" that extend asset holding periods. In a sluggish M&A and IPO market, continuation vehicles provide an alternative route for liquidity creation. Secondaries thus unlock value for both LPs and GPs and provide attractive investment opportunities.

What we deliver
We enable our investors to access assets that are otherwise unobtainable by direct and fund-of-fund competitors. Our secondary investment focus allows us to offer immediate exposure to operational assets, ensuring that investments are positioned for immediate value creation.
Our unique investment approach, helps our clients to create a more efficient portfolio build-up, allowing them to optimize their exposure while unlocking asymmetrical return profile. Thos attractive risk-adjusted returns are notably achieved by operating in a structurally undercapitalized markets.
Our deep expertise—developed through decades of industry experience, a strong track record, and an extensive network—ensures that we identify and invest in high-quality assets and managers.

Portfolio
Our approach enables us to build a diversified infrastructure portfolio spanning regions, sectors, vintages, and risk profiles, using both LP- and GP-led secondaries.
