Natixis IM to launch infrastructure affiliate

Vauban Infrastructure Investing

Emanuela Hawker
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Natixis Investment Management (IM) is launching an infrastructure investment arm to strengthen its alternative and real asset capabilities.

Vauban Infrastructure Partners will be dedicated to infrastructure equity investing and will be created by transferring the existing infrastructure team at Natixis affiliate Mirova into a new affiliate. Mirova, a responsible investing company, was launched in 2012 and currently manages €2.8bn in assets. Following the move it will remains as a standalone affiliate.  Natixis IM said Vauban Infrastructure Partners will be structured as a partnership to emphasise its long-term alignment with investors. Mirova unveils gender equality fund as it partners with UN Women Vauban Infrastru...

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