Four companies have come under the ratings agency’s microscope as the risks in the sector increase.
Partners Group's Steffen Meister believes the days of being able to buy private assets cheaper than public ones are over, but PE will continue to outperform public equities.
The insurance giant intends to use infra debt investments as a gateway to new markets.
Boe Pahari, AMP Capital's global head of infrastructure equity, explains the difference between mid-market and large-cap fund managers and his firm's view on thematic investing.
Some GPs are opting to bypass pensions that demand disclosures around fees and expenses, but they may find LPs have long memories.
Mark Fischer of Australia’s Qualitas says institutions are increasingly keen on ‘crossover investments’ spanning ag, real estate and infrastructure. Agri Investor examines the firm’s latest fund, currently in market with a A$204m target.
Michael Dwyer announced his retirement today and will remain in post until a successor is appointed.
The Australian watchdog is concerned that a Transurban-led win for could result in decreased competition among existing toll roads as well as for future concessions.
Both Greek strategic players and foreign investors are showing an interest in the €3bn programme that kicks off in July with an initial 600MW on the block.
Anette Eberhard, who will oversee private equity at the alternatives manager of the Danish pension, talks about the team's expansion plans, new mandates and direct investments.
Peter Jolly, National Australia Bank’s global head of research, explains why the private sector is needed to help fund infrastructure projects worth $57bn in Australia in the coming decade.
Oregon Public Employees Retirement Fund is planning to increase its infrastructure portfolio from $1.3bn to $2.4bn in around five years.
Asia’s development bank committed a record $1.7bn to infrastructure, with the lion’s share allocated to the energy sector.
In its annual report, Abu Dhabi’s sovereign wealth fund says the outlook for infrastructure asset valuations will be less certain in 2018, given political factors and policy considerations.
The institution believes its data could provide the assurances needed for the $1trn Government Pension Fund Global to invest in infrastructure.