JPMorgan Chase - New York, NY
posted 27 days ago
As an Asset Management - Infrastructure Investment - Associate within the Infrastructure Investments Group at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, you will work closely with senior team members to develop and execute business plans for portfolio companies pre- and post-acquisition. You will have the opportunity to liaise directly with portfolio company management on all aspects of business development, participate actively in the budgeting and strategic planning processes, and attend board and committee meetings. We value collaboration, integrity, and a commitment to excellence, and we look forward to welcoming you to our team. The Infrastructure Investments Group ('IIG' or the 'Group') is a dedicated team and business unit within JPMAM Global Alternatives focused on advising a perpetual-life strategy that offers investors a moderate-risk, long-term approach to private infrastructure equity investing that is diversified both in terms of geography and subsector. The strategy advised by IIG is one of the largest of its kind with c.US$41 billion in committed capital under management, representing approximately 10 times growth in assets under management over the past 10 years. The current portfolio includes 18 companies that in turn own c.997 underlying assets globally. The IIG team is comprised of 40 dedicated Investment Principals and 30 specialist team members including fundraising, investor relations, execution, tax, research and finance, based in London and New York. The strategy focuses on active management through control positions (majority equity ownership) in private companies as the long-term owner of companies that provide essential services (water, heat and electricity such as renewable energy); water, natural gas and electric utilities; and trains and airports, which are all vital to the economic health and productivity of the communities in which they operate. Geographically, the strategy is focused primarily in the U.S., Canada, Western Europe, Australia, and secondarily in other OECD countries.