Earlier this month, the French manager partnered with EDF to invest in distributed renewable projects in Africa.
Day is leaving end of this month after six years at the helm of the Australian manager.
The Australian fund manager is currently raising its second Asia-focused infrastructure vehicle, with a $300m commitment secured from AIMCo last month.
The vehicle’s first close raised just £33m short of its predecessor’s total amount.
It would be the pension’s third investment with Stonepeak, after it ploughed $100m into its first infrastructure fund and $400m into its second.
A growing number of OECD-focused infrastructure investors is starting to head to emerging markets in what might signal a shift in the latter’s fortunes.
The Australian bank said it would consider a range of options, including an IPO, for the global asset management business, which manages around $12bn in listed and unlisted infra.
The pair has identified over 1GW of wind projects supported by favourable government initiatives.
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The move comes as its $426bn Exchange Fund eyes more investments in infrastructure.
Deal will restructure the debt of 46MW Carraig Gheal site in Scotland.
The deal allowed IDFC’s India Infrastructure Fund to exit Mytrah Energy, generating an 18% return.
The Korean sovereign wealth fund expects to boost returns through more manager relationships and co-investments in the Asia-Pacific region.
Philippe Taillardat’s exit comes with the firm about to hit the fundraising trail, seeking about another €700m for EDIF II.
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The deal is part of a pre-emption rights take-up by Macquarie Atlas Roads, which now has a 25% ownership of the French motorway operator.
Newly established NEoT Capital will lead the charge in a market it says could be worth ‘several billion euros’.