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MEAG, the asset manager for Munich Re and ERGO, has partnered with LSEG for centrally cleared FX NDF trading, highlighting the strategic importance of NDFs for managing emerging market currency exposures.

MEAG and ENERCON partnered to create a financing platform that provides subordinated debt for wind energy projects in German-speaking countries, facilitating investments for institutional investors and supporting the energy transition.

Enercon launched a fund to offer mezzanine loans of up to EUR 10 million for wind projects.

MEAG has provided 30-year financing for Meridiam Glasfaser B to build and operate fiber-to-the-home networks reaching 80,600 households in underserved German communities, marking their third joint FTTH project.

MEAG and ENERCON have launched a sub-fund in Luxembourg to provide subordinated debt financing for wind energy projects in German-speaking countries, enabling institutional investment and supporting project developers.

MEAG secured long-term financing for Meridiam Glasfaser B to expand fiber-optic networks to 80,600 households in underserved German communities.

MEAG, the asset manager of Munich Re Group, successfully financed Meridiam Glasfaser B, a Fibre-to-the-Home platform in Germany, to roll out fiber networks to approximately 80,600 homes.

MEAG investors are providing long-term financing to Meridiam Glasfaser B for its fiber network expansion in Germany.

MEAG appointed Marcel Beverungen to lead illiquid assets infrastructure equity, aiming to expand this key business area.

StepStone raised a secondaries fund, MEAG hired a new infrastructure head, and Apollo made a $10 billion acquisition.

MEAG appointed Marcel Beverungen as Head of Illiquid Assets Infrastructure Equity to expand its infrastructure equity investment business.

The MEAG GlobalChance DF Fund seeks capital growth by investing in international equity markets and other funds.

Marcel Beverungen is appointed Head of Infrastructure Equity at MEAG, starting September 1, 2026, to expand the strategically important infrastructure equity investment business.

MEAG is actively expanding its global forestry portfolio by investing in high-yield woodlands in the UK, particularly Scotland, and other regions like Sweden and the USA, for its clients and Munich Re.

MEAG has appointed Marcel Beverungen as the new Head of Illiquid Assets Infrastructure Equity to strategically develop and expand this key business segment, following the departure of Dominik Damaschke.

MEAG is developing an institutional forestry portfolio in Scotland, investing in forest areas to capitalize on the UK's wood import dependency and generate long-term returns for clients.

German residential properties are attracting investors again, particularly foreign ones, due to favorable pricing, as observed by MEAG.

MEAG hired Marcel Beverungen to lead its infrastructure equity division, emphasizing growth in alternative investments.

MEAG appointed Marcel Beverungen as Head of Illiquid Assets Infrastructure Equity to expand its infrastructure investment business, effective September 1, 2026.