The world this month 2009-10-30 Staff Writer <P><STRONG>California transportation RFP</STRONG><BR> The State of California has launched a tendering process to choose a financial advisor for its transport PPP projects. It is offering a management fee of $1.5 million for a two-year
And now for the hard part 2009-10-30 Philip Borel <P>Slaughter and May did the legals for Global Infrastructure</P> <P>Partners, and sent out its press release not once but twice. The second one read: “Please ignore the confidentiality banner on the previous e-mail. We would like this
Though there are some obvious signs of distress in Dubai, there are not enough reasons to form an opportunistic investment strategy for the emirate. By Jonathan Brasse. PERE magazine, November 2009.
The Houston-based developer and fund manager has teamed with the real estate arm of the National Bank of Abu Dhabi as it seeks to increase its exposure to the region.
Serbia has clinched another €384m for the southern section of its 'Corridor 10' highway, which links Central Europe with Greece and Asia.
The energy-focused private equity firm has backed Teak Midstream, which will focus on oil production in US states including Texas and Louisiana.
Bechtel investment professionals Jeff Murphy and Sonia Axter have been brought in co-ordinate the company’s infrastructure activities.
After marking down its portfolio by 28% earlier this summer, Macquarie Infrastructure Group said rising traffic levels and higher tolls contributed to improved results for the four months to September.
The Beijing-based private equity fund launched by former Goldman Sachs executives has reportedly made its first investment outside of China.
BAA has agreed to sell the UK’s second largest airport, ending months of negotiations. Rival bids from syndicates featuring Borealis and Citi were trumped by GIP, which reportedly secured more than £1bn in debt financing.
The Scandinavian private equity group has agreed to pay €35m to acquire a specialist in hazardous waste treatment in the Danish town of Nyborg.
Airport operator BAA has used an appeal tribunal to criticise the UK Competition Commission decision last year ordering it to offload three of its airports, including Gatwick and Stansted.
Qualified financial advisors have been invited to pitch for a mandate to help the state carry out a series transport PPPs.
Infratil-backed Energy Developments has rejected the private equity firm’s offer as too low, but said it will not impede a similar 'off-market' takeover bid.
Infratil-backed Energy Developments has rejected the private equity firm’s offer as too low, but said it will not impede a similar 'off-market' takeover bid.