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AMP Capital promotes key investment professionals within the Infrastructure Debt team
Investment management
20 March 2020
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AMP Capital today announces the promotion of four senior investment management professionals in our global infrastructure debt business. Over several years, these individuals have made a significant contribution to the success of the company’s infrastructure debt business, culminating in the firm’s record US$6.2 billion (AU$9 billion) capital raise for its fourth infrastructure debt fund last year.

IDF IV was AMP Capital’s largest closed-end fund and is believed to be the largest fundraise in the world for an infrastructure mezzanine debt strategy. 

The promotions include:

  • Spencer Ivey promoted from Principal to Partner in our New York office
  • Roopa Murthy promoted from Principal to Partner in our London office
  • Greg Gill, CFO/COO based in Sydney has been named as a Partner
  • James Fox who forms part of our London team promoted from Associate Director to Director

AMP Capital Global Head of Infrastructure Debt Andrew Jones said:

“I am delighted to announce the promotion of key members of our team who have made a huge contribution to the growth and success of our business. This is a recognition of the hard work and commitment they have demonstrated to achieve outstanding investment outcomes for our clients.”

“A key driver of our strategy has been achieving consistent returns for our investors throughout market cycles. This is largely driven through the leadership and judgment of our investment professionals.

“AMP Capital has one of the longest track records in the infrastructure debt space. As we navigate the fallout from the coronavirus and the current volatility of markets, we are fortunate to have one of the most experienced teams in this sector.

“This year we are focused on carefully managing our portfolio of assets through the current uncertain environment while continuing to seek new, high quality investments in various sectors including energy, utilities, digital technology and transport infrastructure in OECD and developed countries.”  

AMP Capital’s infrastructure debt team comprises 16 investment professionals located in London, New York and Sydney.  Since 2001 the team has invested more than US$7.4 billion in 76 assets.