Blue-chip names jostle with surprise newcomers as the race to clinch this year’s gold medals gets tighter.
The Singapore-based utility has formed a joint venture with a local partner to invest in a 1.62GW thermal power project in Chongqing.
The $100bn multilateral lender is looking to make its first investment by the middle of the year.
While the level of activity in 2015 could be seen as disappointing, positive developments indicate the US P3 market will live up to its promise.
Regulation remains investors’ public risk number one. But retroactive changes seem to be off the cards.
A slight slowdown in fundraising this year serves as a breather for what is sure to be a bumper 2016.
Corporates have hung on to non-core assets longer than expected, but sales are finally coming.
The COP21 agreement may not be perfect but it does provide cause for celebration.
In Europe, the mid-market is no longer immune to return compression. A trend to watch out for?
The first investment through the platform will be made by its $6bn Asian Fund II.
The move, the UK insurer’s most serious step into clean energy yet, sees it commit to developing a 270MW onshore wind portfolio.
The US firm’s investment in the Neptune Regional Transmission System was made on behalf of the State of Michigan Retirement Systems and a family office.
The Manila-based lender will provide $1.5bn in loans and grants to support the country’s development plan for the next three years.
The agreement follows a plan proposed by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in August to create a $75bn UAE-India vehicle.
The Canadian fund manager is committed to divesting Pacific National in an effort to appease Australia’s competition commission as it seeks to advance its bid for the $6.5bn port operator.