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Last updated: May 10, 2026, 2:30 PM ET

Infrastructure & Real Estate Investment

Private markets saw significant capital deployment and strategic recalibration across infrastructure and property sectors this period. ECP VI nearing final close after securing $4.8bn, positioning the infrastructure fund close to its $5bn target less than 18 months into its fundraising cycle. This robust capital raising contrasts with the evolving mandates seen in real estate, where Sixth Street’s Alvarado emphasized that future winners must offer more than just capital, adapting their platforms to navigate macroeconomic volatility, AI adoption, and private credit turbulence. Meanwhile, the renewable energy push faced regulatory speed bumps, despite Australia aiming to slash approval times for new green projects down to 50 business days, suggesting administrative hurdles remain a sticking point for deployment.

Healthcare & Private Equity Activity

In the healthcare private equity space, deal flow concentrated on specialized service providers, demonstrating continued appetite for tested assets despite higher borrowing costs. THL Partners is moving to acquire Celerion, a global clinical research organization, from H.I.G. Capital in a transaction valued at approximately $1.8 billion. This acquisition confirms large-cap buyout firms continue to pursue significant, niche assets within the life sciences sector, leveraging deep sector expertise over mere financial engineering.