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APG Asset Management, the Dutch pensions investment giant with more than โ‚ฌ590 billion in assets under management, has committed to invest more than A$1 billion ($652 million; โ‚ฌ563 million) in Octopus Australiaโ€™s renewables platform, OASIS. APG will invest the capital over a period of several years into the OASIS (Octopus Australia Sustainable Investments) platform, which [โ€ฆ]
Japanese infrastructure has been the subject of renewed focus for many infrastructure investors in 2024. Buoyed by more favourable government policy, the Long-term Decarbonization Power Source Auction process that concluded in April saw a host of infrastructureโ€™s biggest names among the winning bidders, including Actis, Equis, I Squared Capital and Stonepeak. And while the biggest [โ€ฆ]
UK residential. An aerial view of a housing estate on the outskirts of the city of Glasgow, Scotland.
Strategic Partners Infrastructure IV exceeded its $4bn target, as well as the $3.75bn raised by its predecessor.
The Dutch manager is bullish on the deal, given the difficulty in getting sizeable exposure to the social infrastructure market.
The fund is slightly skewed towards LP-led deals and looks for opportunistic investments in the GP-led market, said head of infra secondaries Wandy Hoh.
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After nearly 27 years, Scott Lebovitz, who joined Goldman Sachsโ€™ investment banking division as an analyst in 1997 and most recently served as co-head of infrastructure investing, will leave the firm this week. He joins private equity group TPG as partner and head of infrastructure for its TPG Rise Climate platform.
If I look back to the first quarter of last year, dealflow was pretty strong, although we started to see a fall-off in the number of deals emanating from the Asia region. As we moved into the second quarter, that fall-off began to take hold in Europe and then, in the third quarter, the Americas [โ€ฆ]
KKR has returned to market with its third pan-Asia infrastructure fund, Infrastructure Investor understands. A source familiar with the fund told Infrastructure Investor that KKR is aiming to raise more than the $6.4 billion it secured for KKR Asia Pacific Infrastructure Investors II, its predecessor vehicle that reached a final close at the beginning of [โ€ฆ]
South Carolina Retirement System has confirmed a $100 million commitment to Brookfield Asset Managementโ€˜s fifth fund, according to minutes from its September investment commission meeting.
KKR has returned to market with its third pan-Asia infrastructure fund, Infrastructure Investor understands. A source familiar with the fund told Infrastructure Investor that KKR is aiming to raise more than the $6.4 billion it secured for KKR Asia Pacific Infrastructure Investors II, its predecessor vehicle that reached a final close at the beginning of [โ€ฆ]
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