StepStone closes $1.7B infrastructure secondaries fund
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StepStone Group Closes its Infrastructure Secondaries Fund, Raising $1.7 Billion Across the Fund and Related Separate Accounts
August 26, 2026 8:05 AM EDTStepStone Group Inc. (Nasdaq: STEP) completed fundraising for StepStone Secondaries Infrastructure Fund (SSIF or the Fund) and related separate accounts, reaching $1.7 billion in total capital commitments.SSIF is StepStones first closed-ended commingled fund dedicated to infrastructure secondaries, acquiring limited partner interests (LP interests) in infrastructure funds and investing in GP-led secondary funds managed by experienced third-party infrastructure GPs.StepStone Infrastructure & Real Assets invests across primary funds, secondaries, and co-investments, and the relationships and deal flow generated across all three inform how... More



