Subject to regulatory approval, the merger will create a global alternatives investment platform with assets under management of around $35bn and support Amber's expansion in the US and globally. In a stock exchange notice on Thursday (30 May), USF said London-based Amber Infrastructure Investment Advisor will continue to act as its manager, with no changes to the management of USF. US Solar Fund appoints manager after shareholders pass new investment policy The management of INPP will also not experience any changes, with the Amber team continuing to lead on all infrastructure i...
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