Leading third party ManCo & AIFM in Luxembourg again

Road and rail networks need to be expanded and upgraded, city centres should become less car-dependent, and efficient data centres are crucial for the future viability of an economic area. In addition, there is a growing need for senior housing, nursing homes, and significant investments are required in the education system, such as schools and kindergartens. Clearly, substantial investments in infrastructure will be necessary over the coming years, as the energy transition also requires solid and long-term financing. To achieve the European Union’s goal of making Europe greenhouse gas-neutral by 2050, private funds must supplement public investments in building and expanding infrastructure.