Brookfield Infrastructure has increased its ownership in a Brazilian toll road platform to 31%.
Citi Infrastructure Investors, which is reportedly not doing any more deals from its $3.4bn fund, has lost Juan Angoitia to AXA Private Equity.
Interest is strong in a collection of projects being mooted by Michigan.
The fund manager has hired Judy Saunders, former chief investment officer at West Midlands Pension Fund, to its UK business.
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A Macquarie lending unit has provided both debt and equity to Energetics, a Scottish business focused on multi-utility connections and networks.
Sir John Armitt’s review of British infrastructure, commissioned by the Labour Party, calls for a body to plot what’s needed 30 years ahead.
The Belgian infrastructure fund manager has formed a partnership with Dutch thermal energy company Eteck.
The City of Glasgow College becomes the second deal of its type delivered through Scotland’s non-profit distributing (NPD) procurement model.
The high-profile duo are part of a consortium that has applied to build part of the M11 toll road running from Moscow to St Petersburg.
An analysis of 71 pension funds found an average current infrastructure allocation of 3.1%, despite a stated average target of 4.96 percent.
Ten proposals are in for Gary/Chicago International Airport P3.
The London-listed infrastructure investment firm has spent £10.2m to increase its holdings in two existing portfolio assets.
INPP provides a timely reminder of the shifting balance of power between LPs and GPs as the fund’s investment advisor suffers a significant cut in fees.
The latest market overview from Partners Group talks up the prospects of projects in markets ‘perceived as risky’ but with ‘strong fundamentals’.
Investment in real assets such as renewable energies, farmland and timber can help with portfolio diversification, say Detlef Schön and Susanne Wermter of Aquila Capital.