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.
The Canadian fund manager is committed to divesting Pacific National as part of an effort to appease Australia’s competition commission as it seeks to move ahead with its bid for Asciano.
The $40bn vehicle will acquire a 9.9% stake in Russia’s Yamal LNG, the world’s largest natural gas development, liquefaction and transportation project.
The European firm has sold Antin Solar Investments to Quercus and Swiss Life a year after refinancing the business through Italy’s first-ever project bond.
The Australian competition commission’s postponement of a final decision on Brookfield’s takeover offer for Asciano, at the request of the Canadian fund manager, buys time for rival Qube-led consortium.
The merger will see the world’s sixth and seventh largest container shipping operators combine to create the fourth largest global carrier.
The deal marks the Japanese telecoms giant's first step towards meeting its $20bn commitment to clean energy in the country.
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Blackstone’s Onyx Renewable Partners and Corvias have secured financing for solar installations on two US military bases.
The San Diego International Airport is seeking input from the private sector for the development and operation of a new air cargo terminal.
The direct investment comes just two months after the pension committed £300m to the GIB’s offshore wind fund.
Although an option of last resort, the energy company’s recent decision to slash dividends by 75% could be a watershed moment for the midstream sector.
The World Bank affiliate will provide Sirajganj 2 with a guarantee of about $70m for up to 15 years.
The news comes a few months after the US pension said it would seek to deploy more capital in the asset class by increasing the number of infrastructure managers it works with.