Chikyoren, one of the country's ‘big four’ public pensions, had already selected JPMorgan to manage its exposure to the asset class.
The Taipei-based insurer, which invested in a 550MW solar platform alongside Partners Group last month, aims to grow its private equity and hedge fund portfolio to $4bn during 2017.
At least five investors are doing due diligence on the innovative European vehicle, which is targeting investments worth around €1bn.
The tunnel and the five stations being tendered are the largest works package to be delivered under the $8.4bn scheme.
Focused on domestic institutional investors, the $991m vehicle will be deployed in project finance debt issued in overseas investment-grade markets.
The US firm is planning to use the proceeds from last week's stock offer to invest in a 180MW facility.
The clean energy platform managed by two Canadian pensions passed the 2GW portfolio mark less than two years after launching.
The Illinois Department of Transportation has issued an RFI seeking feedback from the private sector as it considers using a P3 model to procure the I-55 managed lanes project in Chicago.
The Indian road developer is raising $220m through a debt issuance to finance new projects and strategic acquisitions.
The Canadian investor and its partner ended up acquiring only six road projects from the Indian infrastructure company.
California's Stem has based its leasing model on the residential solar industry and has installed more than 75MW/hours of projects across 480 locations.
The clean energy-focused PE firm has hired former Morgan Stanley exec Ian Marcus and has re-hired Jeph Shaw, who is returning to NEC with an MBA after participating in SunEdison’s management programme.
The debt-funded acquisition is part of the trust’ plan to geographically diversify its portfolio of data centres.
BlackRock, CalSTRS and State Street are among the 70 investors buying the multilateral lender’s green bonds.
The Australian investment bank has raised more than £650m in senior debt and is splitting an equity investment with Danish pension PKA.