
Nordic unquote" February 2013
Although January remained fairly quiet compared to historical dealflow levels, EQT made headlines by keeping its fundraising streak alive: the Nordic firm closed its second infrastructure vehicle, EQT Infrastructure II, on €1.9bn after 11 months on the road – and reported investor demand well in excess of its €1.925bn hardcap.
This new vehicle has a broader geographic investor base compared to its predecessor fund, where the LP base was predominantly Nordic and European.
In the February edition of Nordic unquote":
*Political uncertainty puts off Italian investors
*Pension fund failing to defend PE
*Private equity beats the buy-and-build curse
*And more...
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