Michael Kapoor discusses the new realities of fundraising for the infrastructure asset class.
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Cezary Podkul takes an insider’s look at how infrastructure financier Babcock & Brown amassed – and lost – an A$14 billion empire built on debt.
Engineers say that the new locks at the Panama Canal, which now have three bidders behind them, will be a ‘game changer’ for international shipping.
Gatwick airport is managing to attract pension funds as direct investors
The prospect of a 90 percent tax on bonuses is creating peril for some and opportunity for others in the infrastructure world and beyond, writes Cezary Podkul.
Nick Gaynor, Deutsche Bank’s head of financial sponsor coverage for the EMEA region, has joined the subsidiary alternatives firm to lead its charge into direct and co-investments.
A former veteran of 3i's growth capital team Mike Reid has joined the newly rebranded Frog Capital – a cleantech and IT-focused venture capital firm that has just raised a further €40 million from its backers the German Engelhorn family.
A former veteran of 3i's growth capital team Mike Reid has joined the newly rebranded Frog Capital – a cleantech and IT-focused venture capital firm that has just raised a further €40 million from its backers the German Engelhorn family.
A former veteran of 3i's growth capital team Mike Reid has joined the newly rebranded Frog Capital – a cleantech and IT-focused venture capital firm that has just raised a further €40 million from its backers the German Engelhorn family.
David Snow explains why the Treasury’s new attempt to fix the real estate loan glut bodes well for infrastructure.
Chief executive Michael Queen said the firm is on track to reduce its net debt by £1bn and fully realise its venture capital and small minority investment portfolios within 12 months. Addressing speculation the firm is a take-over target, Queen said 'if there has been any interest, no one has discussed it with us'.
Chief executive Michael Queen said the firm is on track to reduce its net debt by £1bn and fully realise its venture capital and small minority investment portfolios within 12 months. Addressing speculation the firm is a take-over target, Queen said 'if there has been any interest, no one has discussed it with us'.
Chief executive Michael Queen said the firm is on track to reduce its net debt by £1bn and fully realise its venture capital and small minority investment portfolios within 12 months. Addressing speculation the firm is a take-over target, Queen said 'if there has been any interest, no one has discussed it with us'.
The London-based investment manager and advisor is heading to market with its first traditional private equity fund focused on Europe’s renewable energy market.