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MUFG and AlbaCore launch global platform for infrastructure debt

AlbaCore will act as manager of the funds.

MUFG Bank, alongside Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation and AlbaCore Capital Group are launching a new infrastructure debt platform.

The platform will launch investment grade and high yield investment strategies. Providing global investors with access to UK and European infrastructure debt, according to a press release on 5 March 2026.

MUFG and AlbaCore will jointly shape the strategy of the platform.

AlbaCore will act as manager of the funds and retain full independence in asset selection and portfolio management.

It will leverage MUFG Bank’s global project finance origination capabilities along with the mid-market origination expertise of AlbaCore’s Infrastructure Debt Investment Team, as well as the fundraising and investment management capabilities of AlbaCore, First Sentier Group and MUFJ Trust and Banking Corporation.

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