Enam group, a closely held financial boutique in Mumbai, is raising a $750 million ('3,473 crore) infrastructure fund–its first private equity (PE) fund–to invest in the power, port, road and airport sectors, said a person familiar with the development. The fund will target infrastructure assets for 75% of its investments and allied sectors for the balance 25%. It will equally invest in new and existing infrastructure projects. “The fund has been recently launched and there is a lot of interest in it,” said the person, who asked not to be identified. Akash Bhansali, director, Enam Holdings Pvt. Ltd, the group's investment management arm, declined to comment on the fund. The PE fund's team comprises Arun Srivastava, former managing director and chief executive of Essar Power Ltd; Parvez Umrigar, former managing director and chief executive officer of Gammon Infrastructure Projects Ltd and Ajay Munot, former executive director of Kalpataru Power Group. […]