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MEAG acquires c.50% stake in waste-to-energy plant in London

MEAG acquires 49.78% of the SELCHP waste incineration plant in South East London from iCON Infrastructure Partners IV. SELCHP has long-term, inflation-indexed supply contracts; Revenues are also generated by electricity purchase.

MEAG acquires Seafield Strand residential area in Dublin from Union Investment

MEAG acquires the "Seafield Strand" residential district in Sutton/Dublin from Union Investment for a special real estate fund. Completed in 2023, the complex comprises 140 apartments on over 11,000 m2. In 2026, it will be the second residential acquisition in Dublin and the fourth within six months.

Board Member Thomas Bayerl to leave MEAG

Thomas Bayerl, Member of the Board of MEAG MUNICH ERGO Kapitalanlagegesellschaft mbH and responsible for global investments in Illiquid Assets, and Dr Stefan Haas will take over on an interim basis from 1 July 2026; responsibility for alternative assets remains with CIO Antonia Jobke.

René Zeidan appointed new Head of Distribution DACH at MEAG / René Zeidan to become Head of Distribution for DACH at MEAG

MEAG appoints René Zeidan as Head of Distribution for the DACH region as of July 1, 2026. He reports to Heiko Wunderlich and brings many years of experience from MetLife Investment Management, Allianz Global Investors and MainFirst Asset Management, among others.

Henderson Park and MEAG announce landmark transaction for One Molesworth Street, Dublin 2

Henderson Park and MEAG announce the successful completion of the sale and acquisition of One Molesworth Street in Dublin 2. The seven-storey, approximately 8,350 sqm LEED Platinum building in the CBD is fully let. JLL was the sole seller consultant.

MEAG represents cornerstone investors in private placement of PremiumFiber

MEAG investors are subscribing to EUR 555 million in 15-year bonds as part of a private placement of over EUR 1 billion for PremiumFiber. The funds will refinance bank liabilities and strengthen the capital structure. The platform is supported by MasOrange, Vodafone Spain and GIC.

Michael Kittle to become Head of Infrastructure Debt at MEAG

MEAG appoints Michael Kittle as Head of Illiquid Assets Infrastructure Debt, effective June 1, 2026. In this role, he will drive the expansion of MEAG’s infrastructure financing activities and shape the strategic development of the business. He will report to Thomas Bayerl, Board Member and Global Head of Illiquid Assets at MEAG.

MEAG finances battery-powered regional trains in North Rhine-Westphalia

MEAG has completed the long-term financing of 61 battery-powered regional trains for the Northern Westphalia network. From December 2029, they will replace diesel trains and enable locally emission-free operation. The financing is provided as a fixed-interest senior note.

MEAG investors participate in Akiem’s established locomotive leasing debt platform

On behalf of Munich Re and other institutional investors, MEAG participated in the refinancing of the European locomotive lessor Akiem. A financing package of €1.52 billion will give investors access to the established debt financing platform; the funds secure long-term financing, support fleet modernisation and promote the shift of traffic to rail.

MEAG strengthens its international business with Lisa Westermann

Lisa Westermann assumed the position of Head of Distribution International & Indirect on April 1, 2026. In this role, she is responsible for business with institutional clients outside the DACH region as well as wholesale distribution.