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The country's largest pension, which is awaiting a new board, has paused plans to establish a $400m vehicle.
Ron Boots, APGโ€™s European infrastructure head, said the referendum has made it beef up due diligence and scenario analysis; Asia head Hans-Martin Aerts sees silver linings on his side of the pond.
PSPโ€™s Patrick Charbonneau will head over to London in the autumn to build an infrastructure unit as the Canadian pension expands its global footprint.
The Pennsylvania-based firm has raised $100m for its debut fund, which will primarily target the US renewables sector.
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The UK developer has also sold its entire stake in Balfour Beatty Infrastructure Partners, a $618m vehicle, to a Kuwaiti-owned investment firm.
What are wind investors supposed to do when the weather poses a risk to production? Some are turning to insurance products to stabilise cashflows, finds Jordan Stutts
Nordic firm Norvestor has agreed to acquire the Scandinavian energy services supplier for an undisclosed sum.
The semi-open-ended vehicle, targeting UK defined benefit schemes, is aiming for a 5% net annual yield through investments in infrastructure debt, renewable energy, real estate debt and other alternative investments.
The facility's return to public ownership is part of the NSW governmentโ€™s A$1.6bn plan to redevelop stadiums in the region.
The investment, the first by either party in the countryโ€™s power sector, aims to help the company extend its reach to other clean energy sectors.
Fund of funds and secondaries prove most popular strategy choices.
The US tech giant will purchase the entire power output from two future wind farms, one of which will be Norwayโ€™s largest onshore project.
The Italian manager said the portfolio-level financing is part of its ongoing consolidation strategy, playing out in the UK, Italy and the rest of Europe.
Brookfield Infrastructure has agreed to buy a 57% stake in Rutas de Lima from Odebrecht as the Brazilian construction company seeks to increase liquidity.
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