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The Aussie firm’s hiring of Adam Heath as VP is part of the firm’s broader plan to seize on increasing opportunities in the US infrastructure debt market.
The German developer has pledged €3.1bn to the portfolio of projects, shortly after the US Export-Import Bank said it would restart lending to the country.
Simon and Jessica Wilde, in the second of a series of articles, find that unlisted returns, when put in context, are not always as good as they are cracked up to be.
The asset manager specialises in hydropower assets, but with these acquisitions, manages a 724MW combined wind portfolio as well.
TRIG, backed by InfraRed Capital Partners, has issued up to £25m of ordinary shares to help pay for a Scottish wind acquisition.
The Luxembourg-based firm, which completed its spinout from French lender Natixis in January, is aiming to raise €1.2bn for the vehicle.
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The Commission President wants to double the size of the European Fund for Strategic Investments to €630bn by 2022.
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Reliance and Maxis are already in talks with international investors to secure an additional equity infusion into the combined business.
The French manager is looking to sell the €1.1bn vehicle before the end of the year.
The head of Keppel Capital, a founding member of Alpha Investment Partners, is now a director of the firm’s subsidiaries.
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This is the company’s second equity investment this year and comes a month after announcing a merger with Elon Musk’s Tesla Motors.
The investor and developer formed a solar partnership last year and are currently constructing 82MW of solar projects in Uruguay.
Business will remain as usual for the firm’s $5.2bn alternatives platform, which covers infrastructure investments.
ARENA will have a budget of A$800m, around two-thirds of its original funding power, to sponsor projects in the country for the next five years.
The Canadian pension is merging its real estate, infrastructure and agriculture departments amid a wider reshuffle of its private investment team.