Investors

The Port Authority has finally named a preferred bidder for the $3.6bn airport redevelopment project, which is currently the largest PPP in North America.

A report from rating agency Moody’s highlights a wave of capital for infrastructure but a lack of investment opportunities.

British financier Christopher Heathcote will join from Macquarie to lead operations at the Sydney-based platform.

The Paris-based fund manager, along with Acciona and Cintra, has successfully refinanced the A66 project through a €184.5m bond issue.

Governor Tom Wolf is setting up a multi-stakeholder task force to collaborate on natural gas pipeline development, part of the state government’s commitment “to seeing the natural gas industry succeed.”

The deal involves 12 operational sites in the UK accounting for almost 100MW of renewable energy generation.

Legislation is paving the way for a 50-year lease of the Port of Melbourne, which is expected to attract bids worth up to A$6bn.

SDCERA has chosen Stephen Sexauer as its new in-house CIO, putting an end to its outsourced CIO model.

Or perhaps to frame it more accurately, why it is but shouldn’t be.

Banco Santander has teamed with Canadian pensions OTPP and PSP Investments to form a London-based renewable energy and water infrastructure platform.

ODOT will charge drivers 1.5 cents per mile in road user fees that will then be deposited into the State Highway Fund.

The Alaska Permanent Fund will be adding timberland, farmland and leasable hard assets to its infra portfolio so as not to be ‘limited’ by a rigid focus on traditional infra sectors.

An attempt to attract more private investment into infrastructure projects will take effect at the beginning of next week.

The pension has turned to in-house talent to fill the CIO position left vacant by Carmen Hereida-Lopez's departure, tapping Angela Miller-May to manage its $10.9bn portfolio.