Asset Management

BlackRock’s European infra debt co-heads depart

World’s largest asset manager 'in advanced discussions' to appoint a new head of the unit in Europe

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The co-heads of BlackRock’s European infrastructure debt platform have left the $4.6 trillion manager, four years after it was set up to fill the investment gap left by banks retreating from the sector.

The world's largest fund manager confirmed in a memo sent to Financial News on May 11 that Philippe Benaroya and Chris Wrenn, who both joined from Blackstone in 2012, would be leaving to "pursue other opportunities".

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