The alternative asset management giant has opened BXINFRA to investors in Europe, as well as parts of Asia Pacific and the Middle East, according to a statement Wednesday. The fund invests in everything from fiber cables to toll roads and energy projects and is Blackstone’s first product to be offered through the European Long-term Investment Funds framework, often referred to as Eltifs.
A slew of firms which started as buyout shops have evolved into diversified ...
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