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The Far East and Arctic Development Fund
The Far East and Arctic Development Fund is an infrastructure based in Moscow, founded 2011; the Altss profile covers its classification, headquarters,...
The Far East and Arctic Development Fund
The Far East and Arctic Development Fund is a Moscow-based infrastructure fund of funds manager focused on European investments.
General information
Firm type
Infrastructure
Year founded
2011
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Russia
City
Moscow
Corporate office
Moscow, Russia
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Does The Far East and Arctic Development Fund invest directly in projects or only through funds?
The fund is structured explicitly as a fund-of-funds manager, committing capital to specialized infrastructure vehicles rather than making direct project-level equity investments. This layered approach allows the fund to syndicate sovereign risk across multiple limited partners — including development banks and foreign sovereign wealth funds — who gain exposure to Russian Far Eastern and Arctic infrastructure without navigating individual project complexity.
Where does the underlying capital come from?
The fund's capital base originates from Russian federal budgetary allocations directed toward Far Eastern and Arctic regional development. The vehicle acts as an allocator for state development funds, and it is designed to mobilize additional co-investment from foreign sovereign wealth funds and development finance institutions, primarily from China and the Gulf states, who participate as limited partners in the sub-funds (per the firm's official communications).
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