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Campbell Lutyens advises EIG on fundraising for EIG Senior Infrastructure Debt Fund VI

DATE: 15 September 2026
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The transaction represents Campbell Lutyens’ inaugural fundraising mandate in the growing infrastructure debt category

15 September 2026 – Campbell Lutyens announces its role as adviser to EIG on Senior Infrastructure Debt Fund VI (“SIDF VI”), which recently held its final closing at $1.9 billion in aggregate commitments. Together with $2.1 billion raised by EIG in single investor vehicles, this exceeds the original $3 billion target and underscores significant institutional investor interest in senior, asset-backed infrastructure debt. Campbell Lutyens worked with EIG on a programme of global outreach which attracted commitments from a collection of institutional investors around the world in its inaugural role as placement agent in the growing asset-backed, infrastructure debt segment.

SIDF VI seeks to make senior secured debt investments across various sectors including power generation, renewable energy, energy transition infrastructure, midstream assets and other critical infrastructure, focused on the United States and Europe. SIDF VI has already committed approximately $1 billion across 16 investments.

Jeffrey Griffiths, Global Head of Private Credit, said: “We congratulate EIG, a long-tenured and experienced infrastructure manager, on the final close of SIDF VI, EIG’s largest commingled fundraised in its direct lending strategy to date. The platform is supported by well-known institutional investors that, through their commitments to SIDF VI, are expected to benefit from the experience of the EIG team and exposure to infrastructure assets across key sectors. We look forward to supporting the continued success of the strategy and thank our client, EIG, for awarding us this important capital-raising mandate.”

EIG is a leading institutional investor in the global energy and infrastructure sectors with $27.1 billion assets under management.