The country is vowing to launch a railway PPP programme and auction off up to $10bn of highway concessions.
Natixis has raised $254m for Marcona and Tres Hermanas, two wind projects that together will form Peruโs largest wind farm.
The London-listed vehicle, which divested the asset through a competitive process, sees potential for cashing in on high valuations through ad-hoc disposals.
PGGM has teamed up with EDF and Gingko Tree Investment to buy Madrileรฑa Red de Gas at a time when the US fund manager is seeking to cash in on assets held in its maiden fund.
The Australian fund manager has hired a director to grow its business in the region as it seeks to build on its existing partnerships with local institutions.
Experts speaking in Tokyo today agreed that reforms were necessary to encourage a greater share of Japanese capital to flow towards infrastructure projects.
The US firm's Fund II will invest in upstream and midstream assets with a focus on the US and Canada.
The Australian firm has made further moves to internationalise its business by naming two distinct distribution chiefs for Europe and the Middle East.
A consortium led by Fiera Axium Infrastructure has acquired a minority interest in eight operating wind farms in the US from EDP Renewables.
More than 45 investors have committed to ISQ Global Infrastructure Fund, the largest first-time infrastructure vehicle raised since 2009.
GS Infrastructure Partners has teamed with Mexican infrastructure fund manager GBM Infraestructura to buy equity stakes in construction phases of the Tres Mesas project.
The Canadian pension will pay $198.7m for a 49% stake in the platform, with Mexico's largest infrastructure company owning the balance.
The Spanish developer has exited its stakes in the Montego Bay y Santiago de Chile hubs to GAP, concluding a round of disposals it initiated in 2013.
The fund, being managed on behalf of the Pensions Infrastructure Platform, is expected to be fully committed within 18 months.
Russell Smith is joining the firm alongside Rob Stewart, former boss of Credit Suisse Australia, as the firm prepares to launch an Aussie-dollar vehicle.




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