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Edge formally opens its fourth global office in Mohali, India — extending the platform with dedicated Asia Pacific coverage for institutional capital introductions, cross-border tax structuring, and origination work.
Edge Management LLC has formally established its Asia Pacific office in Mohali, Punjab, India — the firm's fourth global location alongside New York, Chicago, and London. The Mohali office extends Edge's institutional capital introduction network to South and Southeast Asia, where several of the world's largest sovereign wealth funds, infrastructure investors, and development finance institutions are actively deploying capital into U.S. and European climate infrastructure.
Asian institutional capital is among the fastest-growing pools of long-duration infrastructure investment globally. Sovereign wealth funds from Singapore, Abu Dhabi, and Qatar have materially increased allocations to U.S. clean energy infrastructure over the past three years, attracted by IRA incentive returns, dollar-denominated cash flows, and the energy security dynamics created by the global energy transition. Several of the most significant BESS, renewable fuels, and advanced manufacturing financings completed in the U.S. over the past 18 months have had Asian institutional co-investors in the capital stack.
South Asian family offices and ultra-high-net-worth investors represent a growing source of equity co-investment alongside institutional capital. India's rapid economic expansion has produced a substantial pool of high-net-worth capital seeking dollar-denominated alternative investments with infrastructure-quality risk profiles. Edge's Mohali office positions the firm to access this capital directly — building relationships that translate to LP co-investment in Edge-structured transactions.
The Asia Pacific expansion also addresses a growing need for cross-border tax structuring on transactions involving Asian equity partners. U.S.-India tax treaty optimization, withholding tax planning for dividend distributions from U.S. project companies to Indian or Singaporean investors, and PFIC analysis for Asian LPs in U.S. alternative investment vehicles are increasingly relevant as Asian capital penetrates U.S. project finance markets. Edge's Mohali team includes tax structuring capacity specifically focused on U.S.-Asia cross-border transactions.
Clients and counterparties in Asia Pacific can reach the Mohali team through the Contact page. Edge's Mohali office serves Asia Pacific time zones from GMT+5:30, with coverage extending to the Middle East and Central Asia.