The UK-based infrastructure and private equity fund manager has announced the issuance of a solar bond to be listed on the London Stock Exchange.
Some $1.5bn of debt held by the likes of Allianz, CPPIB, ADIA, CDC Infrastructure and UBS Infrastructure Fund is now rated BBB+.
Andrea Echberg of Pantheon expects to see infrastructure secondary deal flow of as much as $16bn within the next three years.
The UK developer has been handed preferred bidder status for the £335m Royal Liverpool hospital public-private partnership in the UK.
Bank of Ireland and the EIB are backing the project with €160m of debt.
The Australian fund manager has, from within its own ranks, appointed a new chief executive of its UTA fund and a new global asset management head.
A grouping made up of Sita UK, Lloyds Banking Group and Itochu Corporation has been named preferred bidder for a West London waste contract.
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Russia’s Vnesheconombank and Russian Direct Investment Fund have teamed up with the Japan Bank for International Cooperation for an infrastructure initiative.
The UK government’s cross-party Public Accounts Committee says it is “not convinced” that the £310bn list of projects is credible.
Private equity and real assets firm Altius Associates expects institutional allocations to infrastructure funds to rise from 1% to 5% in the next decade.
The two organisations have granted the government of Vietnam $30m as a ‘first step’ for the country’s public-private partnership regulatory platform.
An index measuring the results delivered by unlisted infrastructure funds Down Under has lifted the lid on strong long- and short-term performance.
Macquarie and Kiewit will handle a $1.5bn deal to replace the 85-year-old bridge linking New York and New Jersey.
It’s all or nothing as the asset manager starts planning John Laing exit.
Drax Group, which is converting a coal-fired power station to reliance on biomass, is the first beneficiary of the UK government’s £40bn Guarantees Scheme.