With the exception of Brazil, Fitch’s 2016 outlook for Latin American infrastructure remains stable.
The partner’s first deal is a co-investment in a European offshore wind project.
The next phase of growth for the sector will see investors scale-up assets by building high-yielding portfolios, according to industry experts.
The infrastructure association is launching a task force that will support emerging countries in achieving their sustainable investment goals, an announcement that comes on the heels of LTIIA's publication of its ESG Handbook.
The City Employees’ Retirement System has set aside $125m for private equity and infrastructure investments in 2016.
The Australian firm is looking to start exiting assets from MEIF2 after agreeing to sell the UK’s Airwave to Motorola for £817.5m.
The UN agency wants to attract institutional capital to fund environmental and social infrastructure projects across the developing world.
GE Energy Financial Services retains a controlling stake in the Worsley Multi-Fuel Cogeneration project.
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This is the second time the Spanish developer comes knocking on Broadspectrum's door in 12 months as it seeks a greater footprint Down Under.
The two US-based firms are also looking to acquire optic fibre assets from Reliance Communications in a deal potentially valued at about $1.1bn.
The EIF senior team will be in charge of raising Ares EIF Management V, the first vehicle to go to market after Ares acquired the energy-focused private equity firm in January.
The Kuwaiti sovereign has bought $300m worth of bonds issued by GMR as the developer also prepares to divest its airport and energy businesses.
Fund managers are starting to deploy divergent strategies to try and capture opportunities in the world's fastest-growing region.
The Australian fund manager is expanding its US-based infrastructure team with the addition of Tom King as senior adviser.