The Dublin Institute of Technology is part of the €650m of PPPs due to be delivered by the country’s development finance agency.
With governments and regulators acting unpredictably, investors need to hedge their bets – if they can.
Fresh research calls for the creation of a fund performance index and ‘ring fencing’ of public investment levels to sustain development of global infrastructure markets.
The new development bank for BRICS countries could play a key role in delivering Africa’s huge infrastructure need, says an industry professional.
New concessions in Brazil and Chile contributed €721m to revenues in the first three quarters, allowing the group to generate 61% of its business outside Spain.
The manager has added to its portfolio for a debut fund which is targeting €300m.
The infrastructure conglomerate intends to retain its current 25% stake, despite selling nearly 9% of the airport group to USS last week.
The private equity firm has sold an indirect stake in Astoria II, a natural gas power plant in Queens, to Gulf Pacific Power.
The vehicle, which had a target of £200m, will use the proceeds to buy eight UK projects with a 145.4MW combined capacity.
An OECD report finds that while large pension funds increased allocations to infrastructure between 2010 and 2012, the change was incremental.
Shares of Riverstone’s first listed vehicle, which had an initial target of £1.5bn, dropped 5% in the grey market yesterday.
CapAsia’s Johan Bastin identifies the investment characteristics of the region – and how it compares with China and India.
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Power Capital Holdings has partnered with a Hunt Consolidated affiliate to launch Power Capital Partners, a global, power sector private equity firm.
Long-term investors are attracted to airports such as Heathrow – even though they’re not an obvious match.
The fresh capital pledge is the second major commitment received by the Australian fund manager from a UK pension in the last two years.