The South Korean public pension fund has increased its AUM exposure to the asset class from 5% to nearly 7% during 2018.
The country’s regulators have stepped in again to criticise privatisation processes – but singling out private investors while governments escape censure is bad for everyone.
Autostrade, which holds the concession for the bridge, has been excluded from the project but will pay for the reconstruction.
Fees remain a bone of contention for limited partners as fund sizes continue to grow.
Two weeks after putting its renewables portfolio up for sale, the developer is looking to divest its roads business, as it works towards a restructuring plan.
The UK energy regulator believes the decision represents ‘a better balance of risk and return’, despite industry consternation.
The world’s third-largest public pension is reorganising its six alternative investment management teams into three divisions, but compensation of internal staff will likely be unchanged.
Our awards voting is off to a flying start, but there is still time to make your opinion count with a number of close races beginning to develop.
The Clean Energy Council reveals new figures that show record levels of investment in the renewable energy sector but cautions that clearer policy is needed.
The California Public Employees Retirement System is considering revising a policy for its real assets programme that will enable the pension fund to allocate more capital to infrastructure investments outside the US, according to meeting materials. The $360.1 billion pension, the largest public pension fund in the country, is “expecting future investment opportunities” in the […]
A GP's team size, track record and style drift are given significantly greater value than culture, succession planning and the gender pay gap.
The ACCC, Australia’s competition watchdog, intervenes six years after the ports portfolio was privatised by the New South Wales government, which will not face legal proceedings.
Vehicles operating in the space are increasingly targeting sustainable projects due to LP demand and goals set by the United Nations.
The hubs are in major cities and have seen double-digit growth in the past five years.
The Taiwanese government has proposed a 12.7% cut in feed-in-tariffs for offshore wind PPAs in 2019.