Senior APAC team appointments

Amber Infrastructure Group, the specialist international infrastructure investment manager (‘Amber’ or the ‘Group’), has appointed Dominic Harvey as its new Head of Asia-Pacific (‘APAC’), dividing his time between New Zealand and Australia, with Tristan Evans, who has been with Amber Australia for over three years, being promoted to Head of APAC Origination.

Dominic will take a leading role, alongside Amber’s other senior personnel in the region, in developing Amber’s existing and future mandates by working with the Group’s established origination and investment management teams based across Amber’s three offices in Australia and in New Zealand.  

Previously Dominic was Global CEO of Atkins Acuity, the infrastructure and energy advisory division of Atkins plc and was also part of the group’s global executive leadership team. Dominic has also worked as partner for two international law firms principally in the infrastructure, energy and financing sectors across Middle East and North Africa and Asia Pacific regions.

Dominic assumes the leadership for Amber’s APAC operations from Vaughan Wallace who has resigned and will leave the company in July.  Dominic will be supported by the remaining Australian and New Zealand team.  Notably, Tristan Evans will step up to lead on investment origination for Amber in APAC.

Amber is a specialist international investment manager, focused on investment origination, asset management and fund management. With c.£5 billion in funds under management. Amber invests across eight funds and a number of managed accounts.

Amber’s core business focuses on sourcing, developing, advising, investing in and managing infrastructure assets across the public, transport, energy, digital and demographic infrastructure sectors that support the lives of people, homes and businesses internationally.

Amber is headquartered in London with offices in Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand. Amber employs over 180 infrastructure professionals globally and manages over 175 investments.