The firm continues to diversify away from assets with its 28.5% stake purchase in Valorem, a month after raising £385m.
The London-listed fund, which was originally targeting £75m, predicted a Brexit uplift as imminent central bank action is expected to make infrastructure more attractive.
The Goldman Sachs-backed developer has formed its third solar partnership by teaming up with the world's largest panel maker.
Joseph Braun joins the Australian fund manager from Hastings at a time when IFM is raising its debut North America-focused debt vehicle.
The private equity firm purchased two wind assets that generate a combined 51MW and have 15-year power purchase agreements.
The Canadian pension’s private debt unit has added HSBC veteran Oliver Duff to spearhead its expansion into the European market.
Russell Tencer, United Wind’s chief executive, said the latest investment from a European company could one day lead to an expansion overseas.
The bank’s Korean chief risk officer has applied for a lengthy leave of absence, which is widely regarded as a resignation.
The Manila-based lender is also advising on a $50m road lighting PPP project in Malaysia.
The Toronto fund manager’s latest vehicle is twice the size of its predecessor and the largest infrastructure fund ever raised.
The Canadian firm and its partners saw strong demand for debt raised for the Sea-to-Sky Highway Improvement P3, which they bought from Macquarie in 2010.
An affiliate of I Squared Capital’s hydroelectric investment vehicle has purchased facilities generating a combined 215MW, bringing the platform’s portfolio to 19 assets.
The commitment gives it exclusive rights to the first 200MWh of projects that Advanced Microgrid Solutions will build.
Climate-proofing strategies won’t be possible without a step-change in the way businesses communicate, says a task force mandated by the Financial Stability Board.
Brookfield Infrastructure chief executive Sam Pollock tells us why his firm’s record fundraising is just a taste of things to come for the asset class.