Meridian Capital Partners Announces Final Close of $1.8B Global Infrastructure Fund
Oversubscribed vehicle targets mission-critical energy transition, municipal utilities, and sovereign digital infrastructure across OECD markets.
LONDON — September 15, 2026 — Meridian Capital Partners today announced the final close of its Global Infrastructure Fund IV at $1.8 billion, exceeding its initial target of $1.5 billion.
The fund received strong backing from a diversified global institutional investor base, comprising public and private pension funds, sovereign wealth institutions, and family offices across North America, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region.
Focus on Essential Grid & Digital Infrastructure
Global Infrastructure Fund IV is mandated to deploy capital into core and core-plus assets critical to economic resilience, with primary allocations toward utility-scale interconnectors, sovereign data hosting hubs, and municipal water treatment modernisation.
“This successful fundraising represents an extraordinary vote of confidence in our disciplined, operationally focused investment strategy during a period of macroeconomic recalibration,” stated Victoria Vance, Managing Partner at Meridian Capital Partners.
To date, the fund has committed approximately 28% of its capital across three seed investments in the UK, Netherlands, and Scandinavian power sectors.
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About Meridian Capital Partners
About Meridian Capital Partners Meridian Capital Partners is an international private markets asset manager founded in 2004 with $42 billion in assets under management across London, New York, and Singapore.