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Last updated: June 30, 2026, 8:30 AM ET

Infrastructure & Energy Investment

Global infrastructure fundraising is experiencing a significant rebound, with the sector poised for a $1.2 trillion comeback, though questions linger about which general partners will truly benefit Infra’s $1.2trn fundraising comeback. A major driver of this resurgence is the anticipated AI capital expenditure supercycle, estimated to require $7 trillion, prompting the largest infrastructure GPs to outline their strategic visions for capturing this demand Infra’s largest GPs outline. Within this dynamic, specialized areas are also attracting capital. Tallvine is nearing its $1.5 billion target for its debut mid-market fund Tallvine nears $1.5bn target, while the Japan Science and Technology Agency has begun investing in the infrastructure secondaries market Japan Science and Technology. Allianz Global Investors, meanwhile, is signaling that its interest extends beyond flagship funds, indicating a broader search for value across the infrastructure spectrum AllianzGI wants infra GPs. The European energy transition, despite progress in renewables, faces calls for more selective and increased investment to be truly effective Europe’s unco-ordinated energy transition. In a notable transaction, RWE has completed a $3.6 billion deal for Amprion RWE’s $3.6bn Amprion deal. Midstream energy companies are also seeking to capitalize on the growing demand for firm energy supply from data center developers, aiming to extract maximum value from this burgeoning sector Re-evaluating midstream.

Real Estate Investment

The real estate sector is seeing varied performance and fundraising activity. Greystar, a major player in U.S. residential properties, is targeting up to $3 billion for its twelfth flagship fund, having already secured $1.5 billion in six months for its value-add multifamily vehicle Greystar eyes up $3bn. In Southern Europe, Invel has successfully closed its second and largest fund, amassing €400 million for an opportunity fund focused on Greek and Italian markets Invel closes Southern European. Conversely, the Canadian pension fund BCI has experienced a decline in its private real estate portfolio for the third consecutive year, with this asset class, representing 20% of its total holdings, being its sole negatively performing segment since 2023 BCI’s private real estate.

Healthcare Investment

The healthcare sector continues to see evolving dynamics in physician practice acquisitions. Holly Buckley, chair of McGuire Woods’ healthcare department, discussed the shifting landscape and key considerations in this area on the Becker Private Equity & Business Podcast. This commentary suggests ongoing strategic activity and potential for deal-making as healthcare providers seek to consolidate or expand their operations.