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September 22, 2006

Deutsche Bank Closes European Infrastructure Fund

LONDON (Dow Jones)- Deutsche Bank Friday announced the establishment of an investment vehicle involving major international institutions to invest up to EUR2 billion in European infrastructure assets.

The vehicle was set up by Deutsche Bank's Structured Capital Markets Group (SCM), part of the bank's Global Markets division. The closing of this investment vehicle follows several investments by the bank's SCM Group in highly attractive infrastructure assets.

These include East Surrey Holdings, owner of the U.K. water supply company Sutton & East Surrey Water, and the financing of Perez y Cia's buy-out of selected minority interests in Grup Maritim TCB, owner of container terminal concessions in Barcelona, Valencia and selected other locations.

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Posted by rjorr at September 22, 2006 5:20 PM