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The move may benefit the country’s infrastructure companies, who will likely receive greater financial support once the operation completes.
The French fund manager and Crédit Agricole Assurances have bought the remaining 24.6% Vinci owned in Indigo.
The $1.37bn deal, the biggest ever in India’s renewable sector, sees Tata become the largest renewable power company in the country.
The IFM and Manchester City Council-backed holding has raised fresh bank money as it undertakes a £1bn revamp of its flagship hub.
The fund has a 190MW portfolio comprising solar and offshore wind assets in Germany, the UK and Norway.
The operator of the world's largest dam is set to acquire Germany's first fully privately financed offshore plant for €1.7bn.
Jorge Camiña, until recently head of project and acquisition finance at Santander, has joined the German asset manager’s infrastructure debt team in New York.
Infrastructure could be the big winner in the 2016 presidential race regardless which party or candidate wins in November.
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Korea Investment Corporation has appointed Kang Shin-woo as its chief investment officer as the Seoul-based state fund goes through a senior leadership transition.
The Beijing-based lender has hired Thierry de Longuemar and Gerard Sanders shortly before holding its first annual meeting, during which it is expected to approve its first batch of investments.
The world’s biggest bank is also considering setting up an infrastructure fund to invest in Asian projects under the One Belt One Road initiative.
The two Canadian pension funds have partnered with Mexican developer IDEAL to launch Newco, a company whose first investment will be in one of the largest toll road concessions in the country.
The Sequoia Economic Infrastructure Fund, which focuses primarily on subordinated debt, was originally aiming for £150m.
The Danish offshore wind developer is Europe’s biggest IPO so far this year, with Goldman Sachs and ATP emerging as significant shareholders.
The US fund manager has bettered its initial bid for Scottish metering business Energy Assets by 5.5%, valuing the company at £209m.