The UK-listed firm has hired ex-Hastings exec Rob Collins to lead the platform, which will initially make investments in the region from the group’s balance sheet.
The firm hopes to reach a €500m final close by the end of next year.
The loss of more than 175,000 EU construction workers, equivalent to 8% of the workforce, could put the government’s £500bn infrastructure pipeline at risk.
Though the US President has promised a $1trn infra plan, his ‘skinny budget’ would cut $2.4bn from the transportation department.
Introducing our Emerging Markets Forum today in Berlin, the former Mexican leader was critical of Donald Trump’s policies as he warned Theresa May that her government is making a ‘big big mistake’ by partnering with Trump’s regime.
The American investor has named a replacement for Dan Allen.
The deal, said to value the Australian utility at more than $3bn, marks the Cheng family's debut investment in the energy sector Down Under.
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The German firm supported infrastructure and technology projects in the region accounting for over €3bn last year.
Low gas prices, protests at home and a US president who seems bent on walling the country off have challenged Mexico’s energy sector. But three years after a series of reforms that opened the country to private investors, Mexico will not be turning back.
TransCanada recently won approval from US President Donald Trump to build the $8bn Keystone XL Pipeline.
Australia’s green bank will work with the state on a financing package for the country’s largest grid-scale battery storage scheme.
The Japanese pension fund could invest over $9bn in private equity, real estate and infrastructure, following the lead of pension giant the Government Pension Investment Fund.
The private equity firm is eyeing a final closing in May for Capenergie 3, while it continues to seek funds for an energy efficiency vehicle.
The firm plans to use the proceeds, which could reach about £57m, to be used to repay debt in anticipation for further investments.
Gas Natural Fenosa, which is 20% owned by GIP, has seen its subsidiary liquidated by Colombian authorities and is accusing the government of permitting fraud.