The $900m deal comes after the firm won the right to run Australia's Port of Darwin for 99 years last November.
Announcing its allocations for Fiscal Year 2017, the sovereign wealth fund said it may approve an additional $200m to infrastructure "if warranted".
The latest proposal put forth by two private consortia to acquire the Australian port operator falls short of appeasing ACCC’s competition concerns.
The Clean Energy Finance Corporation has committed $65m as a cornerstone investor in the offering.
The project involves building two tunnels and a new A24 that will link two highways in the Rotterdam region.
The $16m deal sees the Australian firm become the majority shareholder in Gujarat Roads.
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Final bids for the lender, which the UK government hopes to value at more than £4bn, are due end of July.
London-based Tomas Freyman has joined the US firm from BDO, where he established the advisory group’s renewables valuation unit.
The region of Shizuoka is looking to sell the hub's operating rights with a concession period that could run for up to 45 years.
The New York county is seeking a financial advisor as it mulls a concession agreement for its sewer system.
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The German asset manager’s former infrastructure debt chief will be looking after assets worth €15.7bn, with Claus Fintzen promoted to her current role.
The Melbourne-based firm has hired Chris Newton from Australia Post to spearhead its responsible investment strategy.
The Australian operator has raised $332m in non-recourse debt, the latest round of a series of transactions to refinance the tolled asset.
The Dutch fund manager has been selected to build and maintain two new radiology facilities in the Austrian capital.
The vehicle will be managed by Sydney-based RARE, which the US firm acquired last October.