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Last updated: March 17, 2026, 3:30 AM ET

Private Capital & Real Assets Flow

Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds are actively deploying capital into private markets, with the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority committing up to $500 million into Hong Kong's Dignari Capital via a newly established separately managed account focused on private credit. This move coincides with Fortress Investment Group launching a new 1031 real estate exchange platform, signaling a push to capture private wealth deploying capital into core-plus real estate assets. Meanwhile, large institutional investors like LACERA, the nearly $90 billion Southern California pension, reported solid infrastructure program gains while grappling with slower overall dealflow and elevated geopolitical risks.

Infrastructure & Regional Focus

In the infrastructure space, capital deployment is showing a strong preference for familiarity, as both Limited Partners and General Partners in Asia-Pacific gravitate toward common law and English-language contracts, influencing where capital ultimately flows. This regional focus appears as major funds continue to secure commitments, such as Energy Capital Partners VI, which has now reached $3.7 billion in fundraising, even as the sector identifies new investment themes like data centers, which some proponents claim can lead to "lower electricity prices." Separately, EQT is navigating the established regulatory frameworks by wading into the UK water utility sector as part of its ongoing infrastructure mandate.