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Campbell Lutyens named Global Placement Agent of the Year at the 2024 Infrastructure Investor Awards

CATEGORY: Company
DATE: 05 March 2025
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The awards honour the sector's managers, investors and advisers who have excelled in their respective fields. Campbell Lutyens was selected by an independent judging panel of leading journalists.

Gordon Bajnai, CEO and Global Head of Infrastructure and Energy Transition at Campbell Lutyens, said:

“We are honoured to receive the Global Placement Agent of the Year award. A heartfelt thank you to both our clients and team for making this possible.

“Infrastructure is the backbone of a connected, thriving, and sustainable world. We’re proud to support GPs and LPs alike in building it.”

Campbell Lutyens’ dedicated infrastructure team brings together 367 years of collective experience across fundraising, secondary advisory and GP capital advisory.

Since 2012, the primaries team has raised $95 billion across 40 infrastructure funds and, since 2008, the secondaries team has advised on $32 billion of infrastructure transactions across 79 deals. Our GPCA team has worked on a number of notable infrastructure transactions, including as sell side advisor to Actis for its landmark transaction with General Atlantic and Bridgepoint’s combination with Energy Capital Partners.

Notable transactions that Campbell Lutyens has advised on in the infrastructure space include a $1.0 billion CAD GP-led fund for Fengate Asset Management, the €1.6 billion Arcus European Infrastructure Fund III, and the €2.4 billion Qualitas Energy Fund V.

Campbell Lutyens also produces in-depth thought leadership reports on the infrastructure space, providing analysis and insight based on proprietary data from its global network of market participants.

The latest report looks at infrastructure in 2024. It leverages survey responses, qualitative insights and aggregates additional data to outline investor sentiments, needle-moving megatrends, sector deep dives, and challenges and tailwinds.

We found that LP infrastructure portfolios continue to evolve and mature, as such they are looking for specific exposures to fill gaps through fund commitments, co-investment and secondary opportunities across both equity and credit strategies.

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