Sector Investment 24 Hours

Last updated: June 29, 2026, 8:30 PM ET

Infrastructure & Energy

Investors in Europe's energy transition are being urged to invest more selectively, even as overall capital deployment needs to increase to meet targets. The sector faces a dynamic shift with midstream companies needing to capture value from the burgeoning data center boom by securing firm energy supply for these facilities. In a significant development, RWE completed a $3.6bn deal for Amprion, a major European transmission system operator, signaling substantial investment in grid infrastructure. Meanwhile, the Japan Science Technology Agency is beginning to invest in infrastructure secondaries, expanding the market's reach. Allianz Global Investors, however, is looking beyond flagship infrastructure projects, seeking specific returns and strategies from general partners in the sector.

Real Estate

The private real estate portfolio of BCI has declined for a third consecutive year, representing its only negatively performing asset class since 2023 and constituting 20% of the Canadian pension's total holdings. In contrast, Greystar is seeking up to $3bn for its twelfth U.S. flagship fund, having already secured $1.5bn for the value-add multifamily vehicle. Further bolstering the European market, Invel has closed its second and largest Southern European fund, raising €400m for an opportunity vehicle focused on Greek and Italian markets. On the fundraising front, Tallvine is nearing its $1.5bn target for its debut mid-market fund.

Healthcare & Private Equity

The evolving landscape of physician practice acquisitions is a key focus for private equity, according to McGuire Woods' healthcare department chair Holly Buckley on a recent podcast. This trend indicates a broader movement of capital into specialized healthcare services.