JP Morgan bets on infra debt with new team

Bob Dewing, a consultant for JP Morgan Asset Management for the past nine months, has joined the unit to create a dedicated infrastructure debt team. The new team will target ‘seasoned loans with attractive risk adjusted yields originated by project finance banks’.

JP Morgan Asset Management (JPMAM), the asset management unit of the US investment bank, is moving into the infrastructure debt space with the creation of a dedicated infrastructure debt team led by Bob Dewing.

Dewing, who has been acting as a consultant for JPMAM for the past nine months, has been tasked with setting up a new infrastructure debt team – bringing together staff from JPMAM’s Global Fixed Income and Global Real Assets groups – that will focus “on infrastructure debt instruments, primarily seasoned loans with attractive risk adjusted yields, originated by project finance banks,” JPMAM explained in a statement.

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