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More than 80 investors committed to the New York-based firmโ€™s inaugural infrastructure fundraise.
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Unlisted assets, including infrastructure, continued to deliver solid returns for Australian superfunds but returns were down on 2017-18 as listed assets bounced back.
Francesco Nale and Elena Cataldo, partner and investor relations director respectively, were at Babcock & Brown before Arcusโ€™s foundation.
ESG
The credit portfolio, which is targeting total returns of 5-7 percent, aims to boost awareness of environmental, social and governance issues in emerging Asian markets.
China is trailing behind its neighbour in infrastructure projects across the region by $66 billion, notwithstanding Beijing's Belt and Road Initiative.
Digital infrastructure comes to the forefront as average fund size keeps getting bigger. Find out more in our latest fundraising report.
Libor has underpinned financial products for decades. But it could be phased out in less than three years, with huge implications for private debt lenders.
The launch of the latest vehicle comes two years after the fund manager closed its GRPF II on $1.6bn, which has invested in more than150 projects.
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The Finnish group has so far raised โ‚ฌ219m for a strategy that will see it invest predominantly in Europe but also in the US.
The firm has already announced investments from its Global Infrastructure Opportunity Fund in projects including New York's JFK Terminal One modernisation.
The consortium is led by Hokkaido Airport Terminal, which owns the current operator of the islandโ€™s busiest airport, New Chitose.
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Bravos Energia is planning to hold a private long-term power auction after the Mexican government cancelled its own in January.
Solar panels
The hard-cap for the German firmโ€™s fourth renewables fund now sits at โ‚ฌ750m after more than 90% of investors approved the increase.
With growing scrutiny of rising debt levels in Australiaโ€™s state governments, the stage is set for another round of privatisations.
Co-investment
Median co-investment returns have plummeted from a high of 56% in 2003, according to data from CEPRES.
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