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The UK pension pool for infrastructure has so far committed more than £1bn into nine investments.
The firm will purchase the stake in the availability-based PPP from InfraRed Capital Partners via its Community Infrastructure Fund, taking the size of that vehicle toward A$1bn.
The takeover of Frankfurt-listed PNE would cost Morgan Stanley close to €300m from its third fund, based on its current offer.
Despite having lowered its target twice, the Chinese asset manager claims the vehicle has reached ‘the right size’.
Simon Havers of executive search firm Odgers Berndtson details why carried interest allocation is not smooth sailing.
The North American division of Australia’s Colonial First State plans to grow the short-line rail business of Patriot Rail and Ports.
The institutions in our debut Global Investor 30 ranking have committed $321bn to the asset class.
SNC-Lavalin and Skanska have decided to stop bidding for such projects. If other developers follow their example, the entire procurement model might be at risk.
The UK-focused fund will have a hard-cap of £1.5bn, with a similar 7-10% IRR target as its predecessor.
Philippine energy producer AboitizPower is aiming to expand its portfolio of renewable energy assets in South-East Asia.
UK-listed firm says changes to Marginal Loss Factors produced ‘unfavourable results’ for three Australian renewables assets.
The fund manager has set targets for its seven Australian assets, covering airports, ports, a railway station and an electricity distribution business - including a 100% reduction by 2030.
The firm’s chief executive said EIG’s decision to invest in Brazil’s energy sector during years of turmoil is starting to pay off.
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner partner James Marshall and regulatory economist and consultant Chris Bolt examine changes in UK regulation and whether the future will be radically different.