PARIS & LONDON & NEW YORK, July 01 — Antin Infrastructure Partners (Paris:ANTIN), a leading private equity firm focused on infrastructure investments, announces the appointment of Duncan Welsh as Investor Relations Principal, effective immediately.
Mr. Welsh will establish an investor-focused office in Melbourne, Australia, complementing Antin’s existing office in Seoul, South Korea. His appointment enables Antin to serve its fund investor base in the region more closely and support Antin’s long-term growth in Asia Pacific.
Mr. Welsh will focus on Antin’s existing and prospective relationships in Australia and South East Asia and will report to Sebastien Lecaudey, Senior Partner and Head of Investor Relations.
Mr. Welsh brings over 15 years of experience in building institutional investor relationships in APAC, with a strong track record in capital raising, client retention and strategic leadership in infrastructure and private equity. He joins Antin from IFM Investors, where he was most recently Head of Investor Relations and Client Solutions Operations. He has worked extensively across Australia, North America, Europe and Asia, successfully managing institutional relationships and driving business development initiatives.
Sebastien Lecaudey, Senior Partner and Head of Investor Relations at Antin, commented: “We are delighted to welcome Duncan to the team. His deep experience, close relationships in the APAC region and proven leadership in institutional investor relations will be instrumental as we continue to expand our presence in Australia and the Asia Pacific region. Duncan’s appointment reinforces our commitment to building strong client partnerships and delivering best-in-class support to our investors globally.”
Duncan Welsh, Principal, Investor Relations at Antin, added: “I am excited to join Antin and lead our expansion in Australia. Antin’s commitment to partnership and entrepreneurship aligns closely with my own values. I look forward to building long-term relationships and further expanding our growth in Asia Pacific.”
