Andrew has over 20 years’ experience in project and infrastructure finance. He Led the investment advisor to John Laing infrastructure Fund (JLIF) from IPO in 2010 to a market capitalisation of £1.4bn in 2017. Prior to his role with JLIF, Andrew was a project developer with John Laing Group and Bovis Lendlease. He has advised on over 45 project finance transactions in 13 countries with a combined enterprise value in excess of £22bn.
A qualified engineer, Andrew is a founder member of CAMG LLP and has the roles of Chief Executive and Chief Investment Officer.
Away from the office, Andrew enjoys time with his family, sailing, skiing and walking. Andrew is an associate governor of an inner-city London School.
Ian has over 25 years’ experience in project and infrastructure finance. He was Strategic Advisor to the Board of the John Laing Infrastructure Fund from 2014 to 2017. He has been at the forefront of developing and delivering project finance solutions for local and municipal government, as a founder and principal of the financial advisory boutique, ABROS, and as a Managing Director at Navigant. He has advised on over 45 project finance transactions internationally, with a combined enterprise value in excess of £15bn.
A chartered accountant with a corporate finance accreditation, Ian is a founder member of CAMG LLP and has the roles of Chief Finance and Chief Risk Officer.
Away from the office, Ian has hung-up his hockey stick and now enjoys hitting golf and tennis balls and planting trees. He is also Honorary Treasurer and Trustee of Mind, the mental health charity.
Originally a project developer, Norman has been active in the global infrastructure market for over 30 years through his ownership and leadership of CG/LA Infrastructure. CG/LA Infrastructure is a firm focused on infrastructure project development in the US and globally through 3 key initiatives: Blueprint 2025, the Leadership Forum series and Global VIP.
Norman is a member of various World Economic Forum groups, including the Global Advisory Council on Infrastructure and has taught at Columbia University in New York City. Norman is a partner of CAMG LLP and leads on business development & sponsor relations.
Away from the office, Norman is a keen linguist and enjoys spending time with his family.
John has over 25 years’ experience in infrastructure and property finance. He has held senior positions at three of the leading UK infrastructure equity houses: Innisfree (Executive Management Team), Equitix (Founding Director) and Dalmore (Head of Asset Management). He has been a key player in the growth of each of these equity teams that now have a combined £4.5bn of assets under management. He has led on negotiations on over 30 projects with an enterprise value in excess of £3bn and has served as a board director of over 40 project companies.
John, an engineering graduate and holder of the Investment Management Certificate, joined CAMG LLP in September 2018 and leads on fundraising for the private funds and on asset management.
Away from the office, John is a keen golfer and a follower of Arsenal FC.
Alina has over 10 years’ experience in project and infrastructure finance, initially with Navigant, specialising in UK public private partnerships, and more recently as part of the start-up team becoming the UK Green Investment Bank, the predecessor to Macquarie’s Green Investment Group. Whilst at the Green Investment Group, Alina developed new infrastructure investment models, working with public agencies, project developers, contractors and funders in developing the nascent energy efficiency market.
A certified public accountant (CIPFA), Alina is Commercial Lead for CAMG LLP.
Away from the office, Alina is a keen traveller who enjoys cooking, hiking with her family and indulging in cultural activities.
We are absolutely focused on alignment to shareholders and stakeholders – creating and securing robust and sustainable solutions that protect and enhance shareholder value and returns.
“In his role in leading JLIF, Andrew and his team always sought to put shareholders’ interests as the highest priority in making investment and operational management decisions. This was demonstrated by the 10% pa average shareholder return during Andrew’s tenure”
(Paul Lester CBE – Chairman JLIF 2010 – 2017)
CAMG’s approach to alignment goes beyond beneficial and financial incentives. Investments made by us will be more robust and sustainable by aligning the interests of broader stakeholders. CAMG will focus beyond the short term, driving enduring financial benefit for investors, developing a sustainable relationship with stakeholders and building a reputation and legacy for the longstanding success of the investments.
We are an independent, proactive fund advisor, with in depth knowledge and experience – bringing a real understanding of underlying assets – of infrastructure “mechanics” from development to execution and management.
“He’s [Norman Anderson] one of the few people in this country that actually really knows and has worked with infrastructure.”
(Tony Parker – Republican National Committee Treasurer, Fox News – April 2017)
With a combined experience of over 300 years of infrastructure development and delivery, the CAMG Team bring real world experience of developing and operating infrastructure assets on the ground. We strongly believe that investment in infrastructure requires a detailed knowledge of the underlying mechanics of the projects, pro-active management and an ability to engage with stakeholders in the projects and their communities.
We respect our partners and counter-parties. We are socially responsible in the way that we do business and in the way that we approach the market, thereby creating a long-term stable investment platform.
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“From my first-hand experience with Andrew, Ian and other members of the CAMG team, I know that that they act with honesty and integrity in seeking the best outcome for the projects, communities and investors, without being driven by self-interest.”
(David Toplas – Fund Manager on IIC Fund, c£120m portfolio acquired by JLIF in 2014)
The CAMG Team has come together through shared values of creating positive, sustainable improvements to society. This goes beyond a traditional investment appraisal and puts a holistic view of the social, environmental and economic impact that an infrastructure project has. Behaving with integrity and respect is a requirement and not an option. CAMG’s role is as a custodian of the infrastructure on behalf of the communities for which the infrastructure is developed and the investors that enable this investment.
CAMG is a signatory to the United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment
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