Japanese institutions are mulling contributions to a vehicle set up by the firm as they seek to tap growing demand for private healthcare in China.
The Norwegian energy giant has increased its foothold in the sector in a bid to diversify away from oil and gas.
Japan’s institutional investors are eyeing better returns from infrastructure assets as negative interest rates start to bite.
Extol Energy will serve as the US firm's main operating platform for investments in North American conventional power.
The French bank aims to invest $500m on behalf of two Samsung-owned money managers in sectors that also include aviation.
The US energy firm's investment arm will jointly develop a solar project with Chinese module maker Trina Solar.
Two companies headed by Hong Kong’s richest man are set to acquire a portfolio of assets belonging to Calgary-based Husky.
The Canadian pension’s subsidiary is proposing a 67km system that would link downtown Montréal with Trudeau International Airport.
The UK institution will be investing the first commercial capital into conflict-torn North Kivu since the 1980s.
The £1bn vehicle, launched last month, is the UK pension platform’s first since becoming a full-fledged manager in January.
The power contracted would amount to that produced by a 15-turbine wind farm or a 250,000-panel solar plant.
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Singapore's sovereign fund will invest $1.2bn to help Canada's Fortis acquire the largest independent transmission utility in the US.
The newly launched Canadian firm has acquired five projects from Forum Equity Partners.
A $27bn PPP drove a week that saw nine financial closes, while a large transaction in the waste and water sector made its own splash.
The Missouri-based company, which is awaiting court approval for a $300m bailout loan, was once the largest solar provider in the US.