The French bank is increasing its exposure to clean energy projects and wants to be a global leader in the green bond market.
A US district court judge stated the Federal Transit Administration failed to consider Washington’s recent Metro struggles when analysing the Purple Line project.
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The Russian sovereign vehicle has agreed to fund a 60MW project alongside Chinese firm Sinomek that will cost about $138m.
The insurance firm’s investment subsidiary has provided the developer with long-term debt through a private placement in both Aussie and US dollars.
CPPIB, Macquarie and IFM-owned telecoms group has also rolled over capex and working capital facilities in a transaction previously thought to total about £1bn.
This will be the pair's second investment in the sector after it backed Essel Infrastructure's solar platform in March.
The insurance group’s alternatives division has taken a 30% stake in E.ON Distributie România, marking its first investment in the Eastern European country.
Swiss Life Asset Managers head of infrastructure Christoph Manser tells us why going direct is crucial and why he still believes the UK is a good place to invest in.
Ex-finance minister Jiwei Lou was named the fifth chairman of the country's largest pension amid a push into alternatives.
The $1trn French asset manager, which also expects to close its debut European deal alongside EDF in December, could launch the vehicle within six months.
Infrastructure veteran Mark Weisdorf has joined the investment committee of IST3 Global, which has so far garnered $438m from 17 pensions.
The bank’s contribution to developments at Trinity College Dublin and University College Cork will help finance a €393m investment programme by the two universities.
The US public pension has backed two North America-focused funds.
The Saudi power firm is in discussions with a number of institutions following the decision to split its business in two.
Changi Airports International and Russian group Basic Element are already part of a consortium that manages 7% of the country’s passenger traffic.