Key Takeaways
- • Record Asset Management's Infrastructure Equity fund has secured EUR 160 million in additional commitments from Swiss pension funds, raising total commitments to approximately EUR 1.23 billion as of July 14, 2026.
- • More than one-third of the fund's initial capital has been deployed or committed to investments, indicating accelerated capital deployment progress.
- • RAM manages a dedicated infrastructure co-investment vehicle in partnership with APG (pension asset manager of ABP), providing Swiss pension funds access to large-scale infrastructure equity investments alongside ABP and other APG pension fund partners.
- • Record plc, the London-listed parent company, manages USD 115 billion in assets globally for institutional clients including pension funds, foundations, and sovereign institutions, with regional offices across London, Hamburg, Zurich, Zug, New York, and Hong Kong.
- • ABP, one of the world's largest pension funds with approximately EUR 560 billion in assets under management, participates in the co-investment structure, reinforcing the quality and scale of the partnership network.
Summary
Capital deployment is progressing ahead of schedule, with more than one-third of the fund's initial capital now deployed or committed to active investments. This deployment trajectory indicates robust deal flow and efficient capital allocation execution, critical metrics for infrastructure fund performance and investor confidence.
The fund operates as a dedicated infrastructure co-investment vehicle managed in partnership with APG, the pension asset manager of ABP (one of the world's largest pension funds with EUR 560 billion in assets under management). This partnership structure enables Swiss pension funds to participate in large-scale infrastructure equity investments alongside established global pension fund partners, providing access to institutional-quality deals with enhanced due diligence and risk management frameworks.
Record Financial Group, the parent entity, manages USD 115 billion in total assets on behalf of institutional clients worldwide, including pension funds, foundations, sovereign wealth institutions, and other asset managers. The group operates from a London headquarters with additional regional offices in Hamburg, Zurich, Zug, New York, and Hong Kong, positioning it as a truly multinational alternative asset manager with deep expertise in bespoke investment solutions and risk management for long-term institutional investors. The strong capital inflows into RAM's Infrastructure Equity fund reflect the broader institutional trend toward private infrastructure allocation as part of diversified private markets strategies.
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