AMP Investments

AMP Investments is the successor entity created after AMP Limited sold the AMP Capital real estate and global infrastructure equity platforms to Dexus and DigitalBridge in 2023. The remaining investment capabilities — primarily Australian real estate, infrastructure debt, fixed income, and multi-asset solutions — were consolidated under AMP Investments and integrated directly into AMP's wealth management division. The AMP Capital brand was officially retired in February 2024.

Following the divestiture of its third-party infrastructure and real estate fundraising platforms, AMP Investments now primarily manages capital for AMP's superannuation funds, advice network clients, and internal insurance reserves. External institutional mandates have been significantly reduced in favor of a captive capital model aligned with AMP's domestic wealth and retirement strategy.

AMP Investments no longer holds material global infrastructure equity exposure. The infrastructure equity platform — including stakes in assets like London's Gatwick Airport — was sold to DigitalBridge in 2022. The unit retains some domestic infrastructure debt exposure through its Australian fixed income and private credit allocations.

As a division of AMP Limited, AMP Investments is subject to oversight by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority through its regulation of AMP's superannuation trustee entities. The unit operates under an Australian Financial Services Licence and is governed by AMP Limited's board and executive committee, with fiduciary obligations under the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act 1993.

Historically, AMP Capital pursued co-investment structures in infrastructure and real estate alongside global institutional partners. Under the post-divestiture model, AMP Investments has shifted toward internally managed direct holdings and pooled multi-asset funds, with limited disclosure of new co-investment activity alongside external general partners.