The British private bank will reportedly give wealth clients access to KKR's $8.5 billion private equity and $7.7 billion infrastructure funds.
The firm has partnered with Channel Capital to distribute its private equity and private credit secondary funds to wholesale investors.
Dedicated to frontier technologies, the new SICAV launches with 59 portfolio companies diversified by technology, geography, and development stage.
The jointly developed product gives wealth investors access to ICG's private equity LP secondaries strategy spanning North America and Europe.
Openstone Infraworld will initially target four funds managed by Macquarie, Partners Group, and Ares, including strategies focused on infrastructure secondaries.
The ELTIF 2.0-structured vehicle provides access to private markets by investing exclusively in LBPAM Private Opportunities, a French-domiciled master fund.
The partnership will also develop products for wealth investors, beginning with an evergreen private equity secondaries fund expected in the coming weeks.
The new fund reportedly seeks to replicate the $8.3 billion K-PRIME private equity evergreen strategy, while targeting a broader investor base.
European and UK wealth managers will be able to access and trade Coller's secondaries funds at scale.
The semi-liquid fund targets private market investments and financing opportunities in renewable energy and sustainable infrastructure.
