Just over a year ago, Aviva Investors and a small Switzerland-based investment advisory firm called Hadrian’s Wall Capital announced the first close on an innovative new fund that, it was hoped, could help unlock the potential of Europe’s nascent project finance bond market.
The fund, called the Aviva Investors Hadrian Capital Fund 1 because it was a strategic partnership with the global asset manager, was to invest in long-dated senior infrastructure debt and ultimately provide an alternative to the monoline insurance that was once so important for project bonds.
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