Chris Wrenn and Philippe Benaroya co-headed the European team together with Giles Lengaigne, who remains. Erik Savi leads the $4.4bn global infra debt business.
A policy change currently under review by the island's financial regulator could unlock up to $24bn for investments in alternative assets.
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The Texas-based law firm has tapped Stuart Jordan to join its global projects group in London.
The London-headquartered asset manager has been chosen to manage the Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund 14 years after its creation.
Political and regulatory risk tops list of concerns for 25 European investors surveyed by Deloitte, with transport assets posting best performance.
The Singapore-based firm hopes to deploy the $100m remaining in its Fund III by the end of this year.
Bryan Lewis, currently executive director of the Illinois State Universities Retirement System, will succeed Thomas Brier at PA SERS.
Out of 235 institutions surveyed, more than one-third plan to increase their exposure to infrastructure over the next three years so as to manage liabilities, a study finds.
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The UK manager has acquired a pool of PPP assets from developer Condotte, its first investment in the Southern European country.
Allianz Risk Transfer is providing insurance for developers to swap the floating revenue of a wind farm for a fixed payment.
The Melbourne-based firm hopes to hold a A$50m first close on the fund this quarter.
The Canadian manager’s acquisition of a 20.6% stake in the midstream company marks its third investment through its debut infrastructure fund.
The PE-backed company will lease the towers back to India’s Airtel after completion of the deal.
The global asset manager of insurance group Aviva has expanded its infrastructure debt team with the appointment of Florian de Chaisemartin.
The London-listed fund will follow on its January initial investment by deploying a further £50m in sections of the network’s Line 9.