GED Capital acquires Ahorro's infrastructure funds

The deal saw five vehicles change hands, three of which are backed by the European Investment Bank.

Following the acquisition, GED will double its assets under management, with the deal marking its entry into infrastructure investment.

Ahorro CEO Victoriano López-Pinto will move to GED, where he will oversee the firm's infrastructure investment activity, as part of the transaction.

The GP will subsequently look to expand its infrastructure investments into new territories, including eastern Europe.

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