The French fund manager is eyeing a final close by the end of June.
IDFC’s Aditya Aggarwal explains why tangible reforms to ease project development – on top of efforts to unlock financing – will help private investment flow towards Indian infrastructure.
The Canadian pension’s infrastructure portfolio has more than doubled since 2010. Overall, the pension delivered a return of 12%.
Infrastructure Investor’s biggest annual awards to date were a cause of celebration for the Americas/Asian developer as well as the likes of Antin, Macquarie and Meridiam.
The $56.5m sale delivered a 22.9% internal rate of return to the Colombian growth-focused private equity firm.
Beyond tackling the infrastructure financing gap, India’s finance minister dares to revisit risk allocation and address the concrete problems that people are grappling with.
EISER Infrastructure Partners, the London-based fund manager, has refinanced ESP Utilities Group, which it acquired in 2006.
The Australian fund manager will help GII, a Japanese renewable energy investment firm, to acquire assets as the country ups demand for clean energy.
Singapore-based renewable energy developer The Blue Circle has appointed two new directors to boost its operations in Southeast Asia.
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The Pensions Infrastructure Platform’s new vehicle will be managed by Aviva Investors and has a lifespan of 25 years.
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The Pensions Infrastructure Platform’s new vehicle will be managed by Aviva Investors.
The £21.5m loan to Quercus Assets Selection is in support of one of the UK's largest solar plants and will cover the construction and operation period.
The UK’s Green Investment Bank has pledged £50m to a community-scale renewable energy platform managed by Albion Community Power.
Macquarie Infrastructure Company has promoted IMTT president and COO Richard Courtney to the position of chief executive effective immediately.
There are a number of measures the public and private sector can take individually and jointly to mitigate regulatory and political risk, WEF says in its new report.