Stafford Capital Partners has closed its Stafford Infrastructure Secondaries Fund IV (SISF IV) with €731 million ($732 million) of commitments, making it the largest fund in the firm’s history.
The fund was backed by 33 investors across 13 countries.
SISF IV is Stafford's fourth dedicated infrastructure secondaries fund. It invests in existing core infrastructure funds predominantly in Europe, North America and Australasia through investor- and investment manager–led secondaries. The fund is classified as an Article 8 fund under the Sustainable Finance Disclosures Regulation. It actively targets energy transition assets while strongly limiting its fossil-fuel related exposure.
“I am delighted to announce the closing of SISF IV and I am particularly pleased that we have attracted many new investors across Europe, North America and Asia Pacific,” said Ingo Marten, managing partner at Stafford Real Assets. “For this fund, we have pursued the successful