The Mirova-Eurofideme 3 fund now controls 95 percent of two wind farms worth a combined €123m.
Investors in private equity need to pay closer attention to the operational infrastructure of their managers, writes Hamilton Lane's Mario Giannini.
Korean investor Daelim Energy buys the two facilties in its debut deal in the country as it looks to bolster its global power portfolio.
By calling for regulators to step in, EDHECinfra risks a chain reaction that will spread beyond listed infra.
Government revisions could, in a worst-case scenario, jeopardise the Pakistani utility’s ability to service its debt, according to new research.
Thomas Mayrhofer, chief financial officer for the Carlyle Group’s corporate private equity segment, explains what he considers best practice for the use of credit lines
Appetite for infrastructure assets in the country has dipped by 24%, with only 70% of investors ‘highly likely’ to remain committed to the market.
Craig Noble, CEO of the asset manager’s public securities business, says the purchase gives Brookfield a ‘standalone energy infrastructure strategy’.
Tony Adams’ departure comes as Prudential’s Asia arm hires two senior execs from Deutsche Asset Management spin-off Daestrum Capital.
The fund’s investment in the 20MW capacity projects is its first since removing a targeted return from its ‘simplified’ investment objectives.
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A first close is expected in the first half of next year and the fund will include an expansion outside the Middle East.
The Danish fund manager is teaming up with the island’s steel maker and a Japanese energy company to develop its fourth project.
The Australian fund manager has acquired a US logistics operator from Carlyle Infrastructure Partners for more than $500m through its global investment platform.
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At our recent US roundtable, four key market participants discussed how investors are navigating the pitfalls brought on by increased competition.
The London-based asset manager will target core and ‘evolving’ infrastructure, with more than half its capital dedicated to North America.