Anish Butani
Managing Director, Leiter Infrastruktur
Anish Butani ist Managing Director im Private-Markets-Team von bfinance und leitet die Anlageklasse Infrastruktur. Seit seinem Eintritt bei bfinance im Jahr 2017 hat Anish Butani ein breites Spektrum von Kunden weltweit bei der Allokation von über 10 Mrd. USD in die Anlageklasse Infrastruktur unterstützt. Bevor er zu bfinance kam, sammelte Anish mehr als zehn Jahre Erfahrung in der Unternehmensfinanzierung für Infrastrukturunternehmen und beriet Unternehmen bei Fusionen und Übernahmen, Finanzierungen und Bewertungen von Vermögenswerten. Er arbeitete bei KPMG in London und zuletzt bei der John Laing Group plc, einem internationalen Entwickler von Infrastrukturprojekten, wo er in den Jahren 2016/17 für die Leitung von Veräußerungsprozessen des Infrastrukturprojektportfolios verantwortlich war. Unter Anishs Führung wurde bfinance in den Jahren 2019 und 2020 vom Infrastructure Journal als "Best Investment Consultancy" von führenden Marktteilnehmern in der Anlageklasse ausgezeichnet.
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