The investment group invests mainly in global co-investments with a focus on core/core+ brownfield investments.
Version |
Infrastructure Evergreen (version unhedged) | Infrastructure Evergreen (version CHF hedged) |
Manager |
GCM Grosvenor |
GCM Grosvenor |
Launch | November 27, 2023 |
Planned first half-year 2025 |
Prospectus (German) | Prospectus (German) |
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Certificate of subscription (German) |
Certificate of subscription (German) |
Co-investment refers to a direct investment in a company alongside an infrastructure fund. The infrastructure fund normally holds the majority and the co-investment investor a minority stake in the infrastructure investment.
Brownfield describes infrastructure investments that already exist and that are operational. The returns from brownfield infrastructure investments generally result in particular from ongoing cash flow from operational activities and only to a small extent from capital gains. Infrastructure investments that are still in the set-up stage are referred to as greenfield. Returns from greenfield infrastructure investments essentially result from capital gains.
Co-investment refers to a direct investment in a company alongside an infrastructure fund. The infrastructure fund normally holds the majority and the co-investment investor a minority stake in the infrastructure investment.
Brownfield describes infrastructure investments that already exist and that are operational. The returns from brownfield infrastructure investments generally result in particular from ongoing cash flow from operational activities and only to a small extent from capital gains. Infrastructure investments that are still in the set-up stage are referred to as greenfield. Returns from greenfield infrastructure investments essentially result from capital gains.
What sets GCM Grosvenor apart?
Access to the most attractive opportunities
Name | Zurich investment foundation Infrastructure Evergreen (version unhedged) | Zurich investment foundation Infrastructure Evergreen (version CHF hedged) |
Legal structure | Investment foundation under Swiss law | Investment foundation under Swiss law |
Investor group | Pension funds with Swiss domicile | Pension funds with Swiss domicile |
Currency | USD, unhedged (currencies are not hedged) | CHF, hedged (currencies are hedged for the most part) |
Auditor | PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) | PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) |
Launch | November 27, 2023 | Planned: first half-year 2025 |
Investment period | 4-year initial portfolio build-up | 4-year initial portfolio build-up |
Management fee | 1% on the net asset value (not on committed capital) | 1% on the net asset value (at target fund level for private infrastructure) plus 0,1% on the net assue value of the investment group |
Performance fee | 8%1 |
8%1 |
Hurdle | 7,5% (with full catch-up and clawback within 4-year accrued periods) | 7,5% (with full catch-up and clawback within 4-year accrued periods) at target fund level |
Expected Total Expense Ratio | 1,5-3% (dependent on performance fee) | 1,5-2,9% (minus possible discount during the build-up phase) |
1 Performance fee on the underlying private infrastructure target fund and based on its USD unhedged performance.
Redemption
Redemption requests must be submitted at the end of each year, for the first time as of December 31, 2025. Repayment generally within 2 years (with 2-year extension option if required).
Details on the redemption and repayment modalities can be found in the:
Infrastructure Evergreen (unhedged) | Performance |
Infrastructure VI | Performance |
Infrastructure V | Performance |
Infrastructure IV | Performance |
Infrastructure III | Performance |
Infrastructure II | Performance |
Infrastructure I | Performance |
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