The company said investment activity reaccelerated in uncertain markets, a positive sign that private infrastructure financing vehicles are navigating the uncertainty lived across the globe ahead of a heavy election year that is 2024.
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Christian Sinding, CEO and Managing Partner of EQT. Source: EQT
Swedish investment group EQT has invested €19 billion (US$21 billion) into infrastructure projects across verticals during the 12 months of 2023.
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