Jonathan Carmody

Actis’ sale of Peruvian power generator Orygen to local conglomerate Grupo Romero marks a rapid but deliberate value‑creation cycle, an executive at the emerging markets-focused infrastructure investment firm said. The deal highlights both the firm’s ability to execute complex carve‑outs and its continued conviction in Latin America’s infrastructure opportunity set, according to Nicolás Escallón, a São Paulo-based partner at Actis.

After 20 years in the space, Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners (MSIP) is still leaning into the middle market as competition from mega‑funds reshapes infrastructure investing, according to Americas head Chris Ortega. On the Crossroads podcast, Ortega argues the segment offers superior risk‑reward, driven by a structural imbalance: while most capital has flowed to larger deals, roughly 80% of infrastructure transactions still occur in the mid‑market.

Senior leaders from Goldman Sachs, KKR, and more to share market insights and deal dynamics 400+ senior decision-makers to attend, facilitating meaningful connections and networking The Infralogic Investors Forum New York 2026 is almost here, and the room is filling fast. On 3 June, senior leaders from across the infrastructure investment market will gather at Convene Brookfield Place for a day focused on real deal insight, meaningful connections, and practical strategy.