The Grand Duchy is benefiting from Brexit uncertainty. Partners from law firm Loyens and Loeff examine how it treats carried interest.
The new laws will cover the telecoms, energy and transport sectors and allow the government to ‘call in’ transactions that may pose a threat to national security.
The debt investment, which could reach $1bn, will support Tillman Infrastructure’s rollout of about 1,500 cell towers across the US.
The Walsh & Co-managed entity has secured a 15-year PPA for 69% of Beryl Solar Farm’s output and is considering a battery installation to enhance risk-adjusted returns.
Frank Kwok, co-head of Asia-Pacific for Macquarie Infrastructure & Real Assets, argues infra investors are 'ultimately looking for priviledged cashflows', whether it's in land registries or some of the more tradional assets the country has to offer.
The government releases a request for proposals, suggesting managers with experience in the sector could seed the Charging Infrastructure Investment Fund with existing assets.
To meet today's deadline, the Transurban-led team had to submit a conditional bid for WestConnex without knowing if it will receive clearance from the competition watchdog in September.
The US-based renewables developer, backed by NZ Super and Infratil, is also proceeding with the construction of the 238MW Rio Bravo wind farm in the same state.
Its third fund is the year's biggest fundraising so far. With more than $15bn of capital under management, we profile one of the industry's biggest managers.
The guarantee was crucial for the $375m valuation the Danish manager and the UK’s CDC were offering for Zambia’s Copperbelt Energy Corporation.
With expenditure growing from 12% to 20% of global GDP, AMP Capital global head of infrastructure health Julie-Anne Mizzi is bullish on the sector, but warns it's not without challenges.
Private markets exposure is paying off Down Under, according to research from consultancy Chant West, with infra and PE among the best-performing asset classes.
The government’s decision to keep a 23 July bid deadline for the sale of Sydney Motorway Corp would require Transurban to submit before the competition watchdog issues its ruling on the move in September.
DJ Gribbin’s appointment was announced days after the firm closed its third infrastructure fund on $7.2bn – its largest to date and the biggest raised in the sector this year.
The group targets earlier-stage projects after selling Europe’s largest onshore wind farm and ploughing €270 million into a new 235MW site in the same country.