The Australian firm has supported The Mater Private Hospital’s refinancing with a €300m loan, one of the largest transactions completed in the European market.
London-listed renewables investment companies say they are undeterred by Brexit.
The $8bn Military Mutual Aid Association looks to increase allocation in overseas infrastructure from the current three percent to five percent.
The Bilbao-based utility plans to disburse a third of the money allocated to its three-year innovation programme into clean energy projects.
The UK's Green Bank, Danish fund manager CIP and renewables firm Low Carbon are among a growing club of investors that have placed bets on the sector.
The UK insurer is helping to fund the $1.34bn expansion of the University of California, Merced’s campus, which will nearly double in capacity by 2020.
The deal, funded by the Australian firm’s global infrastructure vehicle, will provide Antin with its second exit in little more than a month.
Average prices for this latest renewables tender, the largest in the country's history, were slashed 40% compared to the previous one.
At least five investors are doing due diligence on the innovative European vehicle, which is targeting investments worth around €1bn.
The tunnel and the five stations being tendered are the largest works package to be delivered under the $8.4bn scheme.
Focused on domestic institutional investors, the $991m vehicle will be deployed in project finance debt issued in overseas investment-grade markets.
The US firm is planning to use the proceeds from last week's stock offer to invest in a 180MW facility.
Having received the green light from the government, the Danish utility will begin fundraising for the £6bn wind farm.
The clean energy platform managed by two Canadian pensions passed the 2GW portfolio mark less than two years after launching.
The Illinois Department of Transportation has issued an RFI seeking feedback from the private sector as it considers using a P3 model to procure the I-55 managed lanes project in Chicago.