Banking

August 03, 2026

Global private equity firm KKR has raised $19.2 billion for the largest infrastructure fund in its history, focusing on investments in critical assets across North America and Western Europe as demand for long-term infrastructure capital grows.

The KKR Global Infrastructure Investors V fund is part of around $45 billion the firm has secured across its latest infrastructure investment vehicles worldwide and will focus on investments in North America and Western Europe, the New York company said on Monday.

Fund V was backed by a "broad global investor base" across pension plans, sovereign wealth funds, insurance companies, asset managers, private wealth platforms and family offices, KKR said.