The industry veteran is joining the New York-based credit shop as it closes its first institutional private fund.
With liquidity set to tighten further as banks continue to retrench, alternatives lenders are seeing opportunities across the spectrum.
The firm's global co-head of real estate says having $30bn of equity to deploy, at a time when debt is harder to get, is a ‘valuable asset.’
The Italian asset manager has also partnered with a consortium of housing co-operatives to boost social housing development across the country.
The firm expects family offices and high-net-worth individuals to make up a higher percentage of Fund II’s capital than with its predecessor.
The plan comes less than a year after DNE raised its first China-focused fund to target the sector.
The vehicle is the latest in Schroders Capital's series of ‘semi-liquid funds’ aimed at ‘democratizing’ private assets.
The US manager will include UK offices in the lending strategy of its incoming £1.4bn debt fund.
With the country reopening its borders, raising capital from North American investors for Asia-Pacific funds just got a lot more complicated.
The Salem-based investor is working towards its longer-term plan to allocate to more non-core strategies.