KDB Infrastructure Investments Asset Management

KDB Infrastructure Investments Asset Management functions as a specialized subsidiary or affiliate of Korea Development Bank, the South Korean government's policy bank. Its founding mandate is to manage infrastructure investment funds on behalf of KDB and institutional investors. This structure gives the firm access to KDB's origination network and government relationships while operating under a dedicated asset management license.

KDB Infrastructure targets core and core-plus infrastructure assets across energy (particularly renewables and energy transition projects), transportation (toll roads, ports, airports), and social infrastructure. The firm favors assets with long-term, contracted or regulated cash flows, often in OECD jurisdictions with established legal frameworks.

The firm deploys capital both domestically in South Korea and globally. Its primary outbound focus remains on OECD markets, including North America and Europe, where stable regulatory regimes match its core infrastructure mandate. It may also pursue select opportunities in broader Asia-Pacific.

The firm principally executes direct equity and debt investments in infrastructure assets, often as a lead or co-lead investor. It has not disclosed a fund-of-funds or LP commitment program; its role is generally that of a direct asset manager pooling capital from Korean institutions and co-investors.

No. As a subsidiary of state-owned Korea Development Bank, KDB Infrastructure does not independently publish its assets under management. Any financial metrics are rolled up into KDB's consolidated reporting, making the subsidiary's specific scale opaque to external observers.