Insurance · Infrastructure · Tier 2
MetLife Investment Management (Infrastructure)
Debt appetite
- Debt products
- Senior DebtJunior Debt
- Sectors / asset types
- transportutilitiesdigital_infrastructure
- Ticket size
- EUR 50m–500m
- Max LTV
- 65%
- Max tenor
- —
- Indicative margin
- —
- Target geographies
- North AmericaEuropeGlobal
Lender profile
MetLife Investment Management's infrastructure debt platform; senior and subordinated loans for transport, energy, utilities, and digital infrastructure globally; long-term insurance capital deployed through bilateral and club deals.
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From $399/mo · 20% off annual
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