The $49.5bn raised during the first nine months of the year paves the way for a bumper Q4, featuring final closes for Brookfield and GIP's mega-funds.
Commitments from two SWFs totalling around $1bn should help drive the record-breaking close above the fund's original $20bn hard-cap.
The mandate will establish an evergreen fund to invest in a wide variety of debt instruments including real assets, SMEs and US and UK mid-market loans.
Clean Energy Finance Corporation says that investors are ‘more aware than ever’ of the need to take action on energy efficiency and reducing carbon emissions.
With state energy ministers meeting on 22 November – just a day after the Australian Energy Market Commission decides whether to amend rules on Marginal Loss Factors – the market is hoping for much-needed clarity around investment decisions.
The M&G unit has also added a trio of staff to its greenfield investing arm, with a new fund thought to be launching soon.
The investment manager has raised $235m for a global real assets fund, 10% of which will be invested via secondaries.
The 11th edition of II’s annual recognition of the asset class’s star performers is kicking off. Here is your chance to remind us of your milestones to date.
Northleaf ranked 21st in the latest SI 30, having raised $2.38bn between January 2014 and June 2019. Sister publication Secondaries Investor caught up with managing director Michael Flood to discuss the firm’s recent $1bn raise and competition in the mid-market.
The MassMutual subsidiary will manage half of APF’s $200m Alaska Future Fund, a recently-launched in-state investment platform, targeting real assets and private equity.
With ever-increasing scrutiny of corporate behaviour and calls for greater diversity, the industry is grappling with how to invest responsibly.
There’s no question infrastructure assets are particularly exposed to climate change. But, how can investors mitigate the risk? And are there opportunities to pursue through resilient investing? We turned to the industry to find out.
Following a growth spurt in 2016-17, there are signs the market might be overheating. But demand is expected to remain strong as countries address the challenges.
The German government this week presented an 18-point plan to revive its onshore wind industry, which trade body BWE says has been suffering from an ‘ongoing crisis’.
The transaction marks the energy company’s second investment in a Macquarie Capital-backed offshore wind project in Taiwan.