L&G selects IFM Investors as infrastructure manager for DC private markets fund

Partnership will see L&G invest 19% of PMAF assets with IFM

Jonathan Stapleton
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L&G's Jesal Mistry and IFM Investors' Armit Bhambra
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L&G's Jesal Mistry and IFM Investors' Armit Bhambra

Legal & General’s (L&G’s) asset management division has selected IFM Investors as an infrastructure manager for its defined contribution (DC) focused Private Markets Access Fund (PMAF).

PMAF – launched by L&G in July – aims to offer DC schemes a single point of access to a diversified portfolio of private market assets, including private equity, real estate, private credit and inf...

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