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The Peopleโ€™s Republicโ€™s expansion drive could boost the regionโ€™s economy but could also lead to a heavier sovereign debt burden and trade imbalances, Moodyโ€™s warns.
The Norwegian Export Credit Guarantee Agency is helping to secure the PPA for the 197.4MW wind farm bought by GRP II, the firmโ€™s latest renewables fund, now more than 75% deployed.
Global Infrastructure Hubโ€™s Chris Heathcote tells us emerging-market risk is โ€˜overblownโ€™, as report finds $2trn investment need for 10 African countries.
The countryโ€™s insurance companies and banks make โ€˜successfulโ€™ $90m issuance, which will finance Energy Development Corporationโ€™s capex programme.
The French banking group is attracted by the โ€˜very activeโ€™ US market, saying the potential move is not directly linked to President Trumpโ€™s focus on infrastructure.
The Swiss firm continues to ramp up its infrastructure operations in the country, adding transportation and midstream expertise to its Denver office.
The Grattan Institute finds a correction from the historic oversupply in Australiaโ€™s energy market will ensure high wholesale prices will remain for a long time.
The $1.5trn Japanese investor can now make direct investments into infrastructure, private equity and real estate funds.
More than a year after moving from public-sector green bank to private sector renewables financier, GIG is aiming to capitalise on the regionโ€™s renewables sector which is โ€˜poised for a prolonged period of growthโ€™.
Platform Partners says the $1.9bn Macquarie Korea Infrastructure Fundโ€™s levies have amounted to 32% of shareholder distributions since 2006.
The managing director of the Kuwaiti infrastructure manager brushed off renationalisation threats in the UK, saying it is โ€˜a country where rule of law existsโ€™.
Interest rate rises are a chief concern for infrastructure investors. But the asset class is proving resilient throughout different economic cycles. If anything, as rates increase, so does interest from investors.
Ziad Hindoโ€™s promotion and Jo Taylor assuming the new role of executive managing director for global development are the latest moves in a reshuffle at the Canadian pension this year.
The first fund of this type has invested mainly in BB and BBB- rated loans for projects in the US and Europe.
Panellists at the Belt and Road Summit in Hong Kong addressed the risks associated with Chinaโ€™s landmark initiative, sounding the alarm over opportunistic behaviour, unsustainable debt and ignoring ESG factors.
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