The latest instalment of the firm’s Global Infrastructure programme will eye 40% direct deals and 60% primary and secondary fund investments.
EDHECInfra’s Sarah Tame explains how its eight broad market indices aim to give investors the tools needed to measure the asset class’s risk-adjusted performance.
The US fund manager has sent a team of operations and management experts to help the transition of Equis Energy to its ownership as the acquisition was closed last month.
The UK's agricultural industry is turning to renewables as a fresh source of income at a time when farming subsidies face uncertain prospects.
The emerging markets firm has halted fundraising and capital deployment as Arif Naqvi hands over leadership to two co-heads.
Greencoat Solar II is expected to reach close to £500m by the summer, following backing from a number of corporate UK pensions including ITV, Akzo Nobel, Northern Trust Nominees (Ireland), C & J Clark, Marks & Spencer and Syngenta.
The state-backed financier is investing in sustainability improvements across assets managed by the firm, with a new business created to help reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions.
QIC, DIF and Plenary Group are among those competing for the $4bn PPP, which Queensland describes as the state’s ‘highest priority’ infrastructure project.
The New Zealand fund manager beat IFM, winning the right to manage one of the oldest and largest infrastructure funds in Australia.
The US fibre optic purchase is not the start of a strategy shift for the European fund manager, but signals its willingness to pursue ‘unique’ opportunities in other OECD markets.
The group’s acquisition of 20% of the Spanish utility has been made on the same terms agreed by GIP in September 2016.
The Swiss manager has raised €2.2bn for its latest fund, with the remainder committed to separate mandates and other vehicles as it targets renewables, comms and energy.
The investment will allow Flow Power to expand its Melbourne headquarters and establish a presence in Sydney, Adelaide and Brisbane. Flow Power was the first Australian retailer to offer corporate renewable power purchase agreements in the Australian market.
The prospective deal will grow the Australian fund manager’s portfolio in Spain, alongside the €2.8bn acquisition of OHL Concesiones which is expected to close soon.
Former Build America Bureau executive director Martin Klepper identifies five key provisions in the administration’s plan that could boost private infrastructure investment.