The Japanese financial group is teaming with IL&FS to co-develop a wind platform in India.
The US private equity firm has made the first investment from its $3bn pan-Asian fund III in China’s healthcare sector.
Key players share their views on the industry on screen at II's Berlin Summit. Featuring Ardian's Mathias Burghardt, InfraRed's Harry Seekings and S&P's Michael Wilkins.
Partners Group was one of the LPs who sold stakes, while SL Capital Partners was part of a group who either acquired new stakes or increased their exposure to the €2.2bn vehicle.
The $52m deal marks the third divestment by the Indian developer within a year as it seeks to reduce debt.
The Dubai-based firm has formed a new energy development arm with the acquisition of Themis Energy.
The UK fund manager has acquired GED’s 30% stake in Metro Ligero Oeste, marking the latter's first exit since it acquired the infrastructure unit of Ahorro Corporación.
Traffic volatility, debt structures and increased leverage account for most differences in European operator credit quality, says Fitch.
Once competing against each other, two consortia including both fund managers have teamed up with an all-cash offer for the Australian rail and ports operator.
A former MI5 director today told Berlin Summit delegates that infrastructure may be even more vulnerable to hacking than corporates.
Key players share their views on the industry on screen at II's Berlin Summit. Featuring the Future Fund's Wendy Norris, BlackRock's Anne Valentine Andrews, Antin's Mark Crosbie, Westbourne's George Batsakis and DIF's Wim Blaasse.
The value of joint investments made by the London-based lender and Japan stood at €8.15bn at the end of last year.
China Construction bank and Postal Savings Bank of China are said to have contributed an initial $4.6bn each to the vehicle.
In addition to deciding on who they wish to see run for the top job, voters in the Southern US state will express their views on how they would like to pay for their infrastructure.
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A team led by Macquarie and British Columbia has returned to the negotiating table offering Louisiana additional incentives to sell the public utility.