Catalytic Transition Fund - Brookfield, AALTÉRRA, CDPQ, GIC, Temasek, Prudential and qualified institutional investors
- Investor: Brookfield and AALTÉRRA (lead investor alliance), CDPQ, GIC, Temasek, Prudential and qualified institutional investors
- Source of finance: Catalytic and Institutional investors
- Financial instrument: Catalytic capital and other risk mitigation mechanisms
- Sector: Clean energy
- Geography: South and Southeast Asia, South and Central America, Eastern Europe, and the Middle East
Catalytic Transition Fund ($5 billion when closes) with key investors being ALTÉRRA, Brookfield, CDPQ, GIC, Temasek, Prudential and qualified institutional investors.
8–10-year investment term.
Investing in clean energy, business transformation and sustainable solutions.
The Catalytic Transition Fund (CTF) is a targeted $5B fund focused on capital deployment within emerging and developing markets.
The fund concentrates its efforts along three key themes:
- Clean energy
- Business transformation
- Sustainable solutions.
Managed by Brookfield, Climate Transition Fund investees benefit from up to $1 billion in catalytic capital from ALTÉRRA, which helps mobilize investments into the fund’s targeted regions across South and Southeast Asia, South and Central America, Eastern Europe, and the Middle East.
Final Insights
The Catalytic Transition Fund developed by Brookfield with ALTÉRRA as the catalytic capital partner and alongside other institutional investors is an excellent example of using a blended finance approach to achieve scale to support climate transition projects
View the full case study by CDPQ, Sustainable Markets Initiative & Investor Leadership Network (2025).
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