The Danish investment manager Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) has raised DKK 26 billion (EUR 3.5 billion) for its third-largest fund. The fundraising means CIP can now call itself Denmark's largest single fund, managing a total sum of over DKK 50 billion, according to Danish business newspaper Børsen.
"We are very pleased about the interest that has been shown to CIP. The product we have created suits many institutional investors which require long, stable returns and relatively low risk," CIP partner Christian T. Skakkebæk tells Børsen.
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