Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets (MIRA) has raised $3.1 bln to invest in infrastructure companies in Asia, including India. Investments will be made via its Asian regional infrastructure platform, which includes the Macquarie Asia Infrastructure Fund, and specialist investment vehicles. ÃÂĻThe Asian region provides a compelling investment environment for institutional investors. Strong fundamentals underpin the growing demand for real assets including infrastructureÃÂĻ, Martin Stanley, MIRA global head, said.
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