Campbell Lutyens has named Moore and Marroquin as global co-heads of infrastructure, an exclusive move that coincides with the firm's pending $575m merger with Lazard. The appointments signal a strategic consolidation of leadership as the two advisory giants prepare to combine forces in the infrastructure placement market.

The decision to install dual leadership reflects the expanded scale and complexity of the combined platform. Both executives bring deep experience in infrastructure fundraising and advisory, positioning the merged entity to capture a larger share of GP mandates and LP allocations across core, value-add, and opportunistic strategies.

Industry observers note the timing is critical, as infrastructure capital formation faces headwinds from higher rates and denominator effects. The co-head structure may offer clients continuity while integrating Campbell Lutyens' placement expertise with Lazard's broader financial advisory reach. The merger, announced earlier this year, is expected to close pending regulatory approvals.