Following its IPO last month, the Airports Corporation of Vietnam is in discussions with Aéroports de Paris over a "strategic partnership".
The country’s power utility plans to set up a $1.67bn fund to support the government's master plan.
Nine new investors have committed to the Australian firm's open-ended vehicle, helping it advance towards its $3bn hard-cap.
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The transaction, funded by the Dutch manager’s Fund III, follows the firm’s first Australian deal last week.
A subsidiary of the UK fund manager will pay C$4.90 per share to purchase the Toronto-based company.
Nearly two-thirds of buyout shops expect they will be a target in 2016, a survey finds.
The Australian manager, which has traditionally pursued infra debt through separate accounts, is targeting an initial $400m first close on the vehicle.
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Six of the world’s largest institutional investors have pledged to allocate $2bn to funds tracking S&P’s newly launched benchmark.
The Franco-Russian pair will close the first transaction from its €1bn tie-up in the consumer sector, with areas including construction and infrastructure next on the list.
The $422m vehicle will look to acquire and turn around poorly performing utility-scale assets in Japan.
Three out of six consortia have made it to the next stage of procurement for the Gordie Howe International Bridge, the largest binational infra project along the US-Canada border.
Clean energy founding partner and MD Karl Olsoni is the latest to leave, as three former partners start a clean energy private equity firm in Australia.
The Tokyo-based development bank plans to launch the vehicle in April with a target of $423m.
The transaction will be the third by the US fund manager and the World Bank affiliate's co-investment vehicle.
In line with global efforts, EU supervisory authorities are putting fee disclosure at the top of the agenda in 2016.