Matthieu Favas
Matthieu Favas is the editor of Agri Investor. He was previously the web editor of Infrastructure Investor, where he started in 2013 after a year as a reporter at Private Equity International. Prior to joining PEI he spent four years in the wine industry in London, Spain and Mongolia.
While attractive deals will be strongly competed for, investors will remain lucid enough to not pay over the odds, says CMS’s Andrew Ivison.
Eiffage, through a 25-year concession to build and maintain West Africa’s first toll road PPP, will receive an additional €50m from a group of domestic and multilateral lenders.
Macquarie, Aberdeen, Partners Group and Capella are among the firms that have teamed up with developers to bid for the $780m light rail PPP.
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Conflicting signals will continue to come from governments and regulators in a context of higher liquidity, secondary sales and savvier LPs, says InfraVia’s Vincent Levita.
Conflicting signals will continue to come from governments and regulators in a context of higher liquidity, secondary sales and savvier LPs, says InfraVia’s Vincent Levita.
The pair’s investment in Australia’s fourth-biggest retirement village operator follows their 2010 purchase of Shell New Zealand’s downstream assets.
Institutional investors will be solicited by developing countries’ governments to help plug infrastructure gaps and assist with energy strategy shifts, says IFC’s Bernie Sheahan.
The deal comes a few days after the Canadian pension partnered with PSP and Santander to co-own and manage a renewables and water portfolio valued at more than $2bn.
Institutional investors will be solicited by developing countries’ governments to help plug infrastructure gaps and assist with energy strategy shifts, says IFC’s Bernie Sheahan.
The persistence of low interest rates across most OECD markets will continue to attract more capital to infrastructure and put pressure on underperforming GPs, says IFM’s Brett Himbury.