The US buyout giant has agreed to acquire a majority stake in Ramky Enviro Engineers, underscoring investor confidence in India’s regulatory reforms.
Macquarie’s green infra investment arm buys the development portfolio, which contains no operational sites, in its drive to build an Asia-Pacific platform.
A ‘paradigm shift’ in US regulation could lead to foreign investments, even for minority stakes, submitted to mandatory reviews.
As the manager gears up to raise as much as $7bn, we bring you interactive charts on its portfolio composition, team growth, performance and more (hover over to go full-screen).
The Hong Kong giant’s bid is subject to approvals from the FIRB and the ACCC regarding foreign investment and competition concerns, which could force a divestment of assets.
The Canadian firm’s CEO says market conditions should drive the vehicle to top its $14bn predecessor.
The infrastructure vehicle could exceed its original target, depending on the manager’s ongoing talks with potential investors.
Policy survives crucial meeting, but Victoria and Queensland want the ruling Coalition to first rubber-stamp it, as they call for a clause to stop emissions targets from decreasing over time.
Lincoln Clean Energy is the first of the 15 portfolio companies to be fully exited by the vehicle, which is currently generating a 18.2% net IRR.
The fund, a joint venture between real estate investor Colony NorthStar and telecoms company Digital Bridge, is soon expected to hold final close.
The group’s access to detailed traffic information is at the core of the Australian watchdog’s concerns as it vies with IFM Investors to win approval for the project.
The hurdle rate is facing downward pressure; investors might just let it slide.
Tages Helios II is a successor to a €253m vehicle that closed in June 2017 and can also invest in wind assets.
Macquarie Capital’s Simon Wilde tells us about the newly created, investment-facing role, as the UK energy watchdog warns investors to brace for ‘significantly lower returns’.
Greystone, a C$36bn fund manager acquired for its ‘leadership in alternative investments’, will be rebranded TD Greystone Asset Management.