Evercore has hired a senior managing director from Campbell Lutyens to bolster its infrastructure secondaries practice. The new hire brings deep experience in secondary transactions and a network of institutional investors. This move follows the firm’s recent expansion into credit secondaries in Europe and its appointment of an APAC head earlier this year.

By adding a seasoned secondary specialist, Evercore signals its intent to capture growing demand for infrastructure assets that have become more liquid. The firm’s strategy aligns with a broader market shift toward secondary deals as investors seek diversification and quicker entry points. This talent addition strengthens Evercore’s positioning against rivals that have yet to fully capitalize on the niche.

Evercore’s recruitment dovetails with its recent European credit secondaries launch, indicating a coordinated push across asset classes. The senior managing director’s track record includes closing multi‑million dollar deals that have reshaped client portfolios. Investors will watch how the new expertise translates into deal flow and fee generation in the coming quarters.

The hire underscores Evercore’s commitment to expanding its infrastructure footprint amid a competitive landscape. With its new talent, the bank aims to deliver higher-quality secondary opportunities to clients seeking exposure to mature infrastructure projects. The appointment signals a strategic focus that could reshape fee dynamics in the sector.