Mandate & appetite
- Preferred strategies
- Infrastructure
- Target geographies
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- Typical ticket
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- AUM
- $1.4T
- Real-asset allocation
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- Appetite
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Investor profile
Includes Glennmont Partners. $25bn+ AUM global infra. 30-year history. 130+ employees. Glennmont: largest EU clean energy platform, EUR 4.7bn raised. Offshore wind, solar, onshore wind, bioenergy.
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