The US public pension has backed an unlisted equity fund.
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The telecom operator’s share price plunges after it fails to reach an agreement ‘acceptable to the board’.
The Japanese investment manager has also secured an overseas infrastructure mandate from Chikyoren, one of the biggest pensions in Japan.
JPMorgan’s Anton Pil and Generate Capital’s Jigar Shah say Monday’s solar eclipse will show a US grid ready for more renewables.
The firm has secured a further $1.6bn of co-investment capital alongside Fund III, which will focus on mezzanine debt.
The backing is the largest provided by an institutional lender in the UK’s biomass sector.
An executive order issued last week promised to streamline the permitting and approval process, but investors are still waiting for a comprehensive infra bill.
The firms teamed up for a similar investment in the state earlier this year.
The Houston-based firm closed its third midstream energy fund at $450m in February.
The former PGGM private markets CIO takes up the role after 16 months as AXA’s global head of real assets.
With assets in the trillions, a healthy penchant for private equity and autonomy over their investment strategy, family offices have a lot to offer fund managers.
The Chinese life insurer remains cautious about overseas investments, but could invest up to 15 percent of its $333bn assets in overseas markets.
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The Japanese pension fund continues to gear up for further global infrastructure opportunities.
Consortium buying the US power generator includes CPPIB, which committed $750 million.