Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners (MSIP), a division of Morgan Stanley Investment Management (MSIM), has successfully raised $4.1 billion for its North Haven Infrastructure Partners IV (NHIP IV) fund. The fund has attracted some of the largest institutional infrastructure investors globally, including public and private pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and insurance companies.
Markus Hottenrott, Chief Investment Officer for MSIP, stated: “With our nearly two-decade track record of differentiated deal sourcing through our network of relationships and Morgan Stanley’s global franchise, we will seek to deliver attractive risk-adjusted returns for our investors by identifying assets with long useful lives that perform essential services to society while generating stable, predictable cash flows that are linked to inflation.”
MSIP is part of MSIM's $240 billion alternatives business and focuses on investing in infrastructure assets that provide essential public goods and services. NHIP IV will target investments in transportation infrastructure, digital infrastructure, energy transition, and utilities.
Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners was founded in 2006 and manages approximately $18 billion in assets. It has invested in over 40 diverse projects across various sectors such as transport, digital infrastructure, energy transition, and utilities.
Morgan Stanley Investment Management employs more than 1,400 investment professionals worldwide and oversees $1.7 trillion in assets as of December 31, 2024. The firm aims to offer outstanding long-term investment performance and a wide range of solutions to clients globally.