The vehicle, which has a $1 billion target, counts LPs from the Netherlands, Norway, the UK and South Africa.
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Financial ‘flexibility’ of the combined entity would be constrained, assuming the €16bn transaction is greenlit by regulators, Standard & Poor’s said.
The firm’s second renewable power vehicle has picked up investments from two US institutions this month, including $50m from the New Mexico State Investment Council.
The current head of SL Capital is set to helm the unit just days after shareholders approved a £3.8bn transaction that will create the UK’s largest asset manager.
The vehicle missed its target by C$10m but has already deployed 30% of its capital, including in the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.
Marta Jankovic, ESG and responsible investment specialist at APG, replaces Blackstone’s Gerry Murphy at the industry body.
The debut vehicle is targeting companies in Mexico, Colombia, Peru and Chile that will benefit from increased infrastructure and energy development in Latin America.
Launched a couple of months ago, the firm’s second global infrastructure vehicle has received $150m from the Texas Municipal Retirement System.
The debt vehicle is one of 38 private funds at the Canadian firm.
With the Trump administration looking to spark a $1trn infrastructure boom by tapping the private sector, we find it looking for inspiration from the land Down Under.
The boss of the Climate Bonds Initiative thinks concerns over the country’s green bond standards and verification procedures are exaggerated.
The Dutch firm, which held a close after running out of dry powder earlier than expected, is advancing towards its €1.5bn target.
The proposed funding marks a 34% increase to the bank’s investment in the Danish firm’s previous vehicle in 2015.
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