Concerns over procurement risks were recently highlighted in Virginia following the failed $1.4bn US Route 460 project, which cost the US state's taxpayers about $100m.
The Boston-based private equity firm has agreed to acquire Infigen's US wind business via a newly formed affiliate.
The move comes as both World Bank affiliates seek to forge stronger links with local governments in the country.
The Edinburgh-based firm has bought a stake in a Macquarie vehicle from a Norwegian investor.
Infrastructure, one of the $301bn pension's newer programmes, beat its benchmark by 932 basis points over the 12-month period.
The Asset & Liability Management tie-up between a London and a Lancashire pension has hired Korn Ferry to fill key roles.
Matthew Mulqueen has moved to the London office of US-headquartered law firm Squire Patton Boggs from Bracewell & Giuliani.
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The firms have trumped four rivals in their bid to build, own and operate the 114-mile Delaney to Colorado River project.
The sovereign fund’s chief financial officer will continue to serve as acting executive director until the position is filled.
The African institution is teaming up with the Netherlands' FMO to fund a 44MW Ivoirian plant.
London-based law firm Pinsent Masons has hired disputes specialist Peter Megens as a partner as it launches into Sydney and Melbourne.
A combination of bonds, public funds and equity should allow the Port of Calais concession to complete by 2021.
The World Bank Group member, together with the IFC Global Infrastructure Fund, have backed GAMA Enerji, a power and water services firm.
In a survey of 623 alternatives investors, Towers Watson found an 8 percent year-over-year rise in infrastructure funding.
The winning consortium for the £4.2bn London “super sewer” also includes Amber, Dalmore, DIF and Swiss Life.