How the advent of autonomous vehicles could revolutionise transport infrastructure.
A shorter time frame to completion and the prospect of an extra payment to shareholders helped QIC edge out a rival bid of the same value from OPTrust and Infrastructure Capital.
Former Hungarian prime minister Gordon Bajnai takes the reins while James Wardlaw is appointed vice-chairman for infrastructure.
Founder and CEO Thierry Déau says the manager has been focusing on social and environmental responsibility since inception, with ‘no contradiction between impact and good returns’.
Infrastructure Investor has not just produced some of the best journalism on our asset class in the last decade, it has also been home to some of the finest journalists. Three former staffers recall how our magazine became required reading for those in the know.
The move is the first in Europe by the fund, which last month reached $1.6bn of commitments.
Despite this, 96% of respondents said they will either maintain or increase their investment pace over the next year, Probitas Partners’ latest survey found.
Australian sovereign fund's executive tells conference investors must adapt and improve their processes to keep up with the influx of capital into private equity
We ask the firm's global head of infrastructure equity about the single most important thing he does in a day, the advice he'd give junior members of his team and the craziest dream he's ever had.
Our Global Summit was two years into its stride when we launched our first issue and has become the world’s leading infrastructure conference. We chart its expansion from April 2009, when around 200 delegates attended, to 2019, when the figure exceeded 2,400. By George Glover.
Infrastructure Investor’s 10th anniversary issue – packed with trends and market-leading thought leadership – is now online. Find out how to make the most of it.
Based in Seoul, Keith Kim has joined the team led by another Macquarie veteran David Luboff.
Louisa Yeoman and Kate Campbell - who had been at AMP Capital since 2012 and 2014, respectively - are understood to be forming their own placement agent.
We added up the Infrastructure Investor Awards handed out since 2010 to decide the sector’s most successful companies and individuals over the past 10 years.
The deal marks the French firm’s first investment in the Latin American transportation sector and the first in the region for the $800 million Ardian Americas Infrastructure Fund IV.